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We are considering using S4 (http://www.supersimplestorageservice.com/ http://www.supersimplestorageservice.com/), it's probably the best place to store your im

• overcast 10y ago
  Ahhh, absolutely adore alliteration.
• elygre 10y ago
  Back in the dark ages (1980s or so), a professor at my uni managed to get a speaking slot for his presentation on "write-only memory". Good times.
• ludwigvan 10y ago
  No, too expensive and proprietary. I can't understand why people pay for these tools when you can build the same thing using open source technologies? Here's a script I use at home for this: #!/bin/bash tar -cf - ~/Documents/ > /dev/null