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Learning The Backup Lesson – The Hard Way

Security

8 months ago

Learning The Backup Lesson – The Hard Way

Anthony Caruana

4

Life

2 years ago

Ask LH: How Can I Recover An Old IPhoto Library?

David Murphy

Life

4 years ago

All The Folders You Can Probably Exclude From Your Mac’s Backups

Thorin Klosowski

Whether you’re backing up your Mac with Time Machine or another service, it can be an incredibly time-consuming process. Over at How-To Geek, they walk through a number of the folders you can probably skip if you need to get that backup done quickly.

Life

4 years ago

Temporarily Speed Up A Time Machine Backup With A Terminal Command

Thorin Klosowski

1

Life

6 years ago

Build A Time Machine Backup Server With A Raspberry Pi

Thorin Klosowski

3

Time Machine is the built-in service in Mac OS X that makes backups super-easy, and Apple’s Time Capsule makes the whole process even easier. Unfortunately, Apple’s official hard drive solution is a bit pricey at $349. Raymii shows how to build one with a Raspberry Pi.

An Easier Way To Set Up Time Machine To Back Up To A Networked Windows Computer

Productivity

10 years ago

An Easier Way To Set Up Time Machine To Back Up To A Networked Windows Computer

Adam Pash

6

Backup Your Mac To Multiple Disks With Time Machine

Productivity

10 years ago

Backup Your Mac To Multiple Disks With Time Machine

Whitson Gordon

1

Time Warp Provides Offsite Backup For Time Machine

Productivity

11 years ago

Time Warp Provides Offsite Backup For Time Machine

Adam Pash

1

Mac OS X only: We’ve been fans of Time Machine ever since the system snapshot utility was introduced in Leopard, but if you’d love to take your Time Machine backups offsite, Time Warp might be up your alley.