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No need to go on a limb, .dmg files are usually software installers. But if I'm paying for a backup service that claims to back everything up, I want them to do
by jonpurdy 5y ago
No need to go on a limb, .dmg files are usually software installers. But if I'm paying for a backup service that claims to back everything up, I want them to do exactly that, regardless of whether it can be re-downloaded or not (which takes additional time, not to mention figuring out what was missing from the supposed "everything" backup in the first place).
- corobo 5y agoGo into the settings and remove it from the exclude list then. Storing a billion copies of Spotify.dmg is very wasteful
- zuhsetaqi 5y agoHow about just not claiming to backup everything in the first place if it isn’t the default case?
- corobo 5y agoComplain to their support rather than not even open the settings panel before complaining on "Hacker" news, come on You are a different target market, always check for silly normie settings