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]]> By: Sean http://www.seandeasy.com/backup-your-google-docs-the-easy-way/comment-page-1/#comment-108086 Sean Thu, 31 Dec 2009 10:19:39 +0000 http://www.seandeasy.com/backup-your-google-docs-the-easy-way/#comment-108086 Thanks for stopping by Jason. I too now use Dropbox and find it excellent especially that it works on all the main OSes. So I can drop in a file on a Windows box and access it in Ubuntu - cool. I agree that there are multiple different forms of storing data in the cloud - some with local copies and some not. Keeping a local copy and a cloud backup such as Dropbox is probably the most ideal in that even if they disappeared overnight you would still have your files. Good point! Thanks for stopping by Jason. I too now use Dropbox and find it excellent especially that it works on all the main OSes. So I can drop in a file on a Windows box and access it in Ubuntu – cool. I agree that there are multiple different forms of storing data in the cloud – some with local copies and some not. Keeping a local copy and a cloud backup such as Dropbox is probably the most ideal in that even if they disappeared overnight you would still have your files. Good point!

]]> By: Jason http://www.seandeasy.com/backup-your-google-docs-the-easy-way/comment-page-1/#comment-107987 Jason Wed, 30 Dec 2009 17:26:35 +0000 http://www.seandeasy.com/backup-your-google-docs-the-easy-way/#comment-107987 Depends on your definition of storing data in "the cloud". I am currently using a free service (up to 5GB) known as Dropbox and my data is available in the cloud as well as on my personal machine. Dropbox provides a utility to sync both locations so that a change I make on my personal computer is "immediately" available on the web. So I no longer have to worry about carrying that USB Junk Drive around. Otherwise, I too agree, nothing too sensitive, but needed documents nonetheless are now accessible to me as long as I have an Internet connection. Depends on your definition of storing data in “the cloud”. I am currently using a free service (up to 5GB) known as Dropbox and my data is available in the cloud as well as on my personal machine. Dropbox provides a utility to sync both locations so that a change I make on my personal computer is “immediately” available on the web. So I no longer have to worry about carrying that USB Junk Drive around. Otherwise, I too agree, nothing too sensitive, but needed documents nonetheless are now accessible to me as long as I have an Internet connection.

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