Slightly off topic, but I've learned (the hard way) that the most important thing in a backup/restore process is the restore part. It doesn't matter how reliab

Slightly off topic, but I've learned (the hard way) that the most important thing in a backup/restore process is the restore part. It doesn't matter how reliable your backup is. If you can't restore it you've done nothing. So far I've managed to: - Backup encrypted content without saving the decryption key - Backup everything to a remote server without backing up the ssh key to that server So do yourself a favor, don't just backup. Try restoring some of your content from time to time (or at least imagine how you would do it). Another scenario I've been recently thinking is, if the house burns down tonight, and you lose everything, phones/computers/etc., would you be able to get your data back? EDIT: formatting