jgarmon

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by jgarmon 15y ago
I expect that telecommuting and/or salary are the dealbreakers here. These auto-resume sites apply pretty dumb filters right off the bat, and you probably got kicked out of the responder queue the second you ask for a six-figure pay rate an
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Why You Should Buy Domain Name Variants(blog.backupify.com)
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Regulation should be about transparency, not outcomes(jaygarmon.net)
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I love manned spaceflight and I'm glad the space shuttle is dead(jaygarmon.net)
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A typical US retired couple will be millionaires just from government benefits(online.wsj.com)
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Beyond Red vs. Blue: The Political Typology(people-press.org)
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Cory Doctorow on Techno-Optimism and the Internet's Ultimate Bug(locusmag.com)
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by jgarmon 16y ago
As a writer, I have the same experience. There are days I can't type fast enough. They're rare, but they happen. The corollary to this is that you can't wait on the zone to do your job. Muses have no respect for deadlines.
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by jgarmon 16y ago
During my consulting days, this was a hard issue to get across to many clients. (Part of the reason I don't do much consulting anymore.) My time has a value. You're paying for my time. Whether you extract value from my time is up to you, bu
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by jgarmon 16y ago
Fair point. Sorry if I overstepped.
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by jgarmon 16y ago
That's on our roadmap, yes. In the future we'll be storage-agnostic, so you can use our S3 storage, your own S3 storage, Box.net, Dropbox, and a few other options we're mulling over.
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by jgarmon 16y ago
Those are fair criticisms of Backupify to date. We've recently totally reworked our throttling mechanisms, to our initial backup times are decreasing rather rapidly. But, to your point, we are at the mercy of how fast Google can give us the
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by jgarmon 16y ago
The $4.99 per month plan, Backupify Pro 100, allows for 5 users on an Apps domain and 20GB of storage. That plan is geared towards small mom & pop operations, not the bigdog system e1ven was running. Our Pro 500 plan is $19.99 per month
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by jgarmon 16y ago
Okay e1ven, call this number 1.800.571.4984. Ask for Ryan. Or, if your prefer, email ryan@backupify.com or tweet @ryanatbackupify. He's our inside sales guy. Backupify can't get your lost file back, but if it happens again, we can make sure
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by jgarmon 16y ago
Actually, since SugarSync inaugurated the shameless plug portion of the thread, let it be said that Google Apps is hard to manually backup. That why we automated it at Backupify. http://www.backupify.com Automatic daily Google Apps backup
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Making rules is admitting failure(jaygarmon.net)
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by jgarmon 16y ago
That service exists: http://www.backupify.com/
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by jgarmon 16y ago
Backupify allows you to download the data you backup to their cloud servers onto your local PC, and the base level of the service (2GB online backup) is free.
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How one admin mistake cost a Flickr user 4000 photos(blog.backupify.com)
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