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Ask HN: How do you backup your pictures and videos?
- tagabek 13y agoPictures: Dropbox Videos: External Hard Drive
- donbox 13y agoPictures : Picasa No backup for videos.
- hatchoo 13y agoOn one of those free 50GB storage space that Box.net gave out. Currently exploring if I should create a script that will backup the files to Amazon Glacier.
- Peroni 13y agoAll stored on a 1TB external hard drive and backed up every couple of months on a second 1TB hard drive. The oldest of the two hard drives is replaced every 12 months. One is kept in a safe in our home, the other is kept in a safe at a family members home. Overkill? Maybe but the costs are low and there are some exceptionally precious memories on those drives that I couldn't bear to lose.
- Chetane 13y agoPictures: Dropbox. However, one of the problems I run into is sharing with my family members. I often go on trip, and all family take pictures we want to share with one another. However through Dropbox, the shared folders quota is not "shared", which makes the limit reached way too fast. I'd love for someone to solve that scenario (or anyone here know of a way to achieve that?).
- skram 13y agoDropbox + Time Machine (OS X) + Crashplan
- techbob 13y agoTresorit! safer than dropbox and has a handy UI. I am currently testing their Android app which has a new UI and I even more like that one. (and I also got 50Gb as an early bird user)
- jlengrand 13y agoCrashplan. I got a unlimited amount of storage for up to 10 computers for 100 dollars/ 2 years. Everything is dropbox like, meaning you have to do just about nothing. For backup, nothing can beat that (IMHO.)
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- Pyrodogg 13y agoI use Jungle Disk to backup my photography to S3.
- pdenya 13y agoBackblaze. $5/month/computer unlimited backup including all external HDs.
- whymakeaccount 13y agoburn them to dvd
- ianox 13y agoDropbox via Camera Upload, plus Time Machine, and a 2nd external hard drive I use to create bootable backups of my MBP.