I know the author tried and somewhat dismissed Crashplan, and I have found it sub-perfect (it uses FAR too many resources when it's not actively backing up), bu

I know the author tried and somewhat dismissed Crashplan, and I have found it sub-perfect (it uses FAR too many resources when it's not actively backing up), but I have worked around it by making a "net start CrashPlanService" and "net stop CrashPlanService" batch file and calling them from task manager. I let it run while I'm not at the machine, which is some number of hours during the day, and shut it off when I am there. It has been working pretty much flawlessly for me in that mode.