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Mar 30, 2016 09:00 |  #1

Anyone using this for backups? I'm particularly interested in this because it allows backing up of only those files that have changed since your last backup. I figured this will drastically increase my backup speed , as well as save space, to external drive using USB 2.0 resulting in me backing up data more frequently.


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Larry Johnson wrote in post #17954535 (external link)
Anyone using this for backups? I'm particularly interested in this because it allows backing up of only those files that have changed since your last backup. I figured this will drastically increase my backup speed , as well as save space, to external drive using USB 2.0 resulting in me backing up data more frequently.

Not familiar with it but LaCie has good reputation for hardware devices.


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Mar 30, 2016 10:39 as a reply to  @ sapearl's post |  #3

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Showing us a problem image might be a good idea? This might help.
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It's software for Mac.
I heard the name on a Lightroom tutorial by Julianne Kost. Figured it was good. Read some poor reviews about other items.


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