Have used Backblaze for about a year now. It's a solid system, though I use it IN ADDITION TO a local backup on my primary machine, not INSTEAD OF one. If I had

Have used Backblaze for about a year now. It's a solid system, though I use it IN ADDITION TO a local backup on my primary machine, not INSTEAD OF one. If I had to pull files over my 'net connection to my new HDD, rather than just grabbing them from my Time Machine drive sitting on my desk...well, I would be typing this on my laptop rather than my hard-drive-failed-but-replaced desktop. Hopefully Backblaze stays chill about being acquired, and waits for a really good offer that will allow them to keep on doing what they're doing now, except better. I'd back up with Backblaze any day over Mozy or Carbonite, the only two "big dog" competitors in the area...