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On their product: I was all set to pay up for Backblaze last week, but the GUI you use to define what's backed up has a hard-coded list of excluded directories
by frou_dh 16y ago
On their product:
I was all set to pay up for Backblaze last week, but the GUI you use to define what's backed up has a hard-coded list of excluded directories and file extensions (!!!).
Why can't I back up /Applications/ or a .iso file?
If those files push my total backup size larger than they tolerate then that's a separate issue. Too user hostile; uninstalled the sucker.
- andybak 16y agoWhen they do their sums they are gambling that the average amount of space per user will leave them profitable. They advertise unlimited storage rather than capped storage so they have to hedge their bets somehow. I like their model. Your milage may vary.