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I’m worried about losing all of my blog pictures, purchased and downloaded online, if something should happen to my computer. What is the best and most cost effective way to protect myself? Is it better to store them on a flash drive or use an online backup service? Thanks in advance.
A lot of my company use Google Docs and it drives me crazy!!! I don’t want to use it and I feel that it is not a secure way to store the very sensitive data we work with. What are the leak/outage risks? Would I be overreacting to bring this to the CIO’s attention and ask for a policy change? I just don’t think it is secure.
For your next low-to-moderate complexity virtualization project, choose the most capable virtualization server in its class. You’ll get a lot of high-capacity memory, I/O, and storage in a 2RU size. Its virtualization capabilities are comparable to a four-processor, 4RU system and can save on cost, energy, and space.
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If you want all your files backed up remotely without having to remember to run backu
John, your point about seeing presentations on 10-inch monitors is key. I'd also