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Having your documents stored on a cloud server can...

2012-02-13T00:04:38.291-08:00

Having your documents stored on a cloud server can be helpful in the long run, just as long as you still have hard copies of those files. Thanks.

I also learned that there is a free 25 GB online s...

2011-05-04T02:19:24.824-07:00

I also learned that there is a free 25 GB online storage for sharing Microsoft Office docs and photos through Windows Live Skydrive.

This is awesome info ... Deonhe

2010-02-20T13:10:03.893-08:00

This is awesome info ... Deonhe

The source is linked to by clicking on the pie cha...

2010-02-07T10:37:34.087-08:00

The source is linked to by clicking on the pie chart.

Great Article. What is the source for your data lo...

2010-02-07T10:36:56.862-08:00

Great Article. What is the source for your data loss pie chart?

Steve

Great question, I didn't get a chance to try t...

2010-02-07T10:07:08.190-08:00

Great question, I didn't get a chance to try that out, as I haven't used JungleDisk in the past. Based on the setup proceedure, I'm going to say no, because you're asked to create a unique bucket for cloudberry. you could always give the trial of CloudBerry a go, and let us know what you figure out.

Awesome writeup - thanks. Just wondering what hap...

2010-02-07T10:01:07.254-08:00

Awesome writeup - thanks. Just wondering what happens if I already have data at Amazon's S3 from having used JungleDisk for the past year. Will Cloudberry just append my backups to what already exists at S3?