This past weekend I finished backing up 171.5 GB of data to Mozy, the online backup service that I use. It took a little over a month, and a lot of patience, but it all managed to get up there. So that means that in the case of a catastrophe here at the Dunn house (fire, flood, meteor strike) all of my music, documents, files, photos, and videos are safe and sound up on the Mozy servers. All that protection for $3.89 CAD per month based on a two-year payment. Tough to beat! Now I just have to make sure Ashley and I aren’t at home when that meteor strike happens…
UPDATE: Mozy alienated me as a customer when they tried to raise my rates by 1390% and now I don’t recommend them to anyone. No, that’s not a typo. I now use Crashplan.