Craig Burton

    I2Drive is up next. personal and business pricing. 30 days free only. Didn’t register.

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Diinno only has 10MB for free. Hardly competitive. If I’m going to pay, I’m off to Amazon. Otherwise Mozy works great.

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 Pando isn’t a storage web site but a service for sending big files via SMTP to other users in the background.
Deleting.

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I tried to create a MediaMax account. Looked attractive 100GB for free.
It claims that my email address is already in use.
Hmmm. Who could that be, how did they verify the address?
I think their database is screwed up.
Not a good sign.

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    Just to let you know, the little # sign next to the comment link is the permalink to that particular post. I used to post so seldom that the link on the day was adequate. No more dude. Permalinks rule.

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My previous link required you go through digg to get to the list. Here is the direct link.Lifehack.org

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For backup, next I tried Box.net.
Gig of storage, no client download. That’s nice.
But it requires you to manage disks and folders. This is ok for some. I liked how Mozy figured out your file types and sizes.
I probably won’t back anything up to box.

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    Ok. Back on the 3rd of whateverOk. it was August.
I promised I would review these backup sites one by one. I started with Mozy
I had way to much stuff, music, videos etc. to back up. I excceded the free limit quickly.
The thing I liked about Mozy is that it didn’t just list my drive [...]

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August 2006 Security Update Release: “

Hey
everyone - Adrian Stone here again, stepping in for Craig Gehre to
provide a quick overview of the security updates we’ve released Today. 
The full list of the updates released today are below, and, as always,
additional information on the specific vulnerabilities resolved with
this release are included within each security bulletin.   While we
always recommend [...]

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The VA Loses ANOTHER Computer!: “
I nominate this week as “clueless monkey week”. First, AOL gives away search data
and now the United States Veteran’s Administration admits that it’s
missing another computer that contains sensitive personal information
of U.S. Veterans! From

Not a good week.

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