Online Backup for Mac | Arq | Haystack Software
february 2011 by kwed
Arq backs up the critical files on your Mac to the Internet. Your backups are stored at Amazon S3 ("Simple Storage Service"), the gold standard of reliable online storage in the industry, backed by Amazon.com, a large stable company.
Backups of your Mac are complete and accurate, including all "metadata" -- something that many other online backup offerings can't claim...
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Backups of your Mac are complete and accurate, including all "metadata" -- something that many other online backup offerings can't claim...
february 2011 by kwed
TimeMachineEditor
july 2009 by kwed
TimeMachineEditor is a software for Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard that lets you change the default one-hour backup interval of Time Machine.
You can change the interval or create a more sophosticated scheduling
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You can change the interval or create a more sophosticated scheduling
july 2009 by kwed
ElephantDrive - Simple, secure, and affordable online storage and offsite data backup
june 2008 by kwed
Mac client currently in beta.
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june 2008 by kwed
Bucket Explorer - Amazon S3 UI Client
january 2008 by kwed
Bucket Explorer is a User Interface for Amazon.com’s Simple Storage Service (S3). Amazon S3 provides "pay only for what you use" secure on-line data storage service.
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january 2008 by kwed
ADrive - Online Storage & Backup
november 2007 by kwed
A quick, easy, and secure solution to backup your valuable files. 50Gb for free
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november 2007 by kwed
Unison OS X compiled ports
october 2007 by kwed
I provide a few compiled binaries of Unison, a great file synchronization software. Unison is an open-source project; I merely compiled the sources in a few different environments, in the hope that this could save some people some trouble.
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october 2007 by kwed
duplicity: Main
october 2007 by kwed
Encrypted bandwidth-efficient backup using the rsync algorithm
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october 2007 by kwed
Déjà Vu
january 2007 by kwed
Déjà Vu offers an innovative new approach to backing up your files. It's a "preference pane" that lives in your System Preferences, and it allows you to schedule unattended backups of important folders, or even your entire system.
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january 2007 by kwed