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so like, is there interest in ST-crashplan?

Posted by tRuMaN (aka Truman) Feb 2 '12, 07:43

from what i remember, i think the free version would work as long as we could all be considered friends/family.

i have a server with 1tb of open space, thats always on, so i could easily be part of the group.

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It's a means of backing up your data not to the cloud, but to someone else's computer that's running particular software. -- nm - Mop (196 lbs) Feb 2, 08:42
My techie friends have a shared secure server that we all use to backup files. - ceregon Feb 2, 08:10
If I am going to send my private, important files to an individual, I would want to chose that person carefully. -- nm - loosilu Feb 2, 08:05 1
- the thing about using crashplan is that your data is encrypted, the other person cannot see it or read it -- nm - tRuMaN Feb 2, 08:21
You really want znu's unicorn porn on your drive? -- nm - Spawn - Blood Feud God Feb 2, 07:52
I don't think it would help you sleep -- nm - con_carne Feb 2, 07:50
I know of a company that has something in the works for backups ... I could probably get us individual discounts ... -- nm - Beryllium Feb 2, 07:50
It's a great idea but in practical terms, that's it's hard to manage the data. I myself have about 620GB of data that my crashplan would send someone - oblique Feb 2, 07:45 1
- ohh, didnt think of that. -- nm - tRuMaN Feb 2, 07:48
What is this? -- nm - lileve Feb 2, 07:45 1
- "You know. In case sh*t." -- nm - Chris Rock Feb 2, 08:06

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