That's why my preferred method for disk redundancy on my work PC is a 2nd drive and a nightly rsync. The "backup" takes about 5 minutes. And since it isn't RAID, when I make a mistake it isn't made on all drives at once. As long as I notice my goof before the backup runs at 5am, no problem.
I recommend reading Easy Automated Snapshot-Style Backups with Linux and Rsync .
This article is about backing-up with rsync, and then using hardlinks to create snapshots which only use up space for changed files.
this can be *very* convenient if you notice your goof just a day later, and even for diffing between a working file and a non-working one.
Slashdot Mirror
Yeah, i saw this on television yesterday. :)
Ah, you'd almost believe that this 'press keeps government at bay' thing really works!
Another mirror:
http://groningen.tumblecow.net/Es3b-en.pdf
mosquitos?
Well.. ok: (dutch mirror) http://vi-pas.nl/~scotty/before-after-sm.jpg http://vi-pas.nl/~scotty/before-at-sm.jpg Somehow wasn't able to mirror the third one. Parent's server just went down?
Since this is simply a flash program, you can start it multiple times. Look at c:\windows\Lycos - make LOVE not SPAM.exe .
:)
But it will presumably eat all your cpu before it starts using any real bandwidth.