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O pior pesadelo da informática: eu não fiz Backup.
How to set up a cross-platform backup server on Linux with BackupPC
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I've got Put Place and a secure spot on Blacknight servers but there's still a need to carve out the time to make those back-ups often.
Been working with a backup for my photography all evening. It seems that even my strormtroopers are backing themselves up.
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The backup camera installed in this Toyota Camry connects to the factory navigation system to display what the camera is seeing behind the vehicle
With sparkles, flowers, and stage lights in her hair, Lucy Gallant (www.lucygallant.com/) looks as etherial as her delicate chimes. Her free-wheeling eclectic music draws on her Burmese, Russian, Irish, and Australian heritage and fuses rock, reggae, soul, latin and folk-pop traditions.
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Strobist info: A rectangular softbox positioned horizontally as the main light in a butterfly or Paramount position. Additionally, a small square softbox on the floor as a fill light. The light on the background wall is simply the bounce from the main one.
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spent the weekend organising and re-rendering all the source clips of an old video project ("walking with angels", a 4 hour video extravaganza a few friends and i were commissioned to do for london's exclusive "sketch" restaurant/bar). including intermediate clips, the whole thing has been taking up over 150GB on my main PC - so backing up to DVD-Rs would have been a tad impractical. i'm now seriously thinking about getting a dual-layer bluray drive, once they come down in price a notch or two...but in the meantime, doing a double backup onto two separate USB drives seems like a sensible enough plan. still, i'm hesitant to remove the files from my main machine...i'd hate for the project files to accidentally disappear forever...