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10.5: A warning about Time Machine and battery power
> The whole point of backing up your data is so it won't be lost I take your point... But... What about if you simply accidentally delete a file. Or Address Book entry? Or purposely delete a file and then, days or even weeks later on, discover that you shouldn't really have deleted it? I think you'd find that a lot of users would say that these scenarios are the whole point of backing up your data...
10.5: A warning about Time Machine and battery power
I can see using a single disk for recovery of accidental deletes on the road... maybe. But if you're going to do that, then you'd better ALSO regularly backup to an external disk. As others have pointed out, there are very tiny portable drives available that'll do the job. That approach is going to be more reliable, plus you'd have your whole internal HD available to use. |
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