Woooo...

http://drive.google.com
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It's not as good as dropbox yet (imo) but it is a lot cheaper and I think that once my paid for dropbox account expires, I will most likely be moving across to that.
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Don't like the idea of someone other than me looking after the content I value most. I'll stick to my external hard drives.
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Encrypt it and don't put anything too sensitive on there...

let's be honest though, you are insignificant to Google AND they are probably better at security than you are
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I can see my hard drives in front of me and they're not going anywhere. I think I'd cry if I lost my music.
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Luco wrote:

I can see my hard drives in front of me and they're not going anywhere. I think I'd cry if I lost my music.

Have you got multiple hard disk drives to protect against failure then?

NAS / RAID Array?

Do you have them within sight at all times?

Do you have off-site backups? What if there is a house fire?

What if you drop ketchup on the HDD?
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I have 3 copies of my music. If there's a house fire, I'm running in to save them. They aren't kept anywhere that they can get ketchup on them. I do like ketchup with everything, but not on my HDD.

I don't know what NAS and RAID are.

Not a bad idea about off site backup. Might leave one of the drives with Martyn, lol.
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