March 4, 2008

TMUP 119: It’s about Time Machine

Filed under: Podcasts — Victor Cajiao @ 6:01 pm

Errata: I said Photoshop Elements 4 on the podcast when I meant to say Photoshop Elements 6. Also FYI during  the show I mention Adobe Stock Photo (ASP). Robert Hazelrigg was nice enought to remind me that ASP is being discontinued this month. Woops

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Show Notes:

Time Machine

The MacAttack

MacBook Air

Adobe Photoshop Elements 6 For Mac

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View Comments TMUP 119: It’s about Time Machine »

  1. Great show again Victor can I clarify one thing and ask a question.
    Firstly I have a 750GB hard drive but I at the moment only use around 270-300 GB, I have a Firewire ext drive which is a 500GB and of course at the moment that is plenty, so rather then 1.5 times your hard drive, which I understand is ideal would it be equally as well to say 1.5 times your data is sufficient.
    Now I love Time Machine I think it's easy and unlike some (especially windows) apps it doesn't eat too much of your recourses when active.
    Now I have not yet gone down this avenue, but if I purchase a portable ext drive, can I also use that as an extra drive to use time machine to back up to, that way I can store that drive off site, I realise that this means that the backup to that drive has less increments, but at least it gives you a second backup. Now can Time machine handle the fact that it has two completely different backup's? (hope that makes sense)

    Comment by Gazmaz — March 5, 2008 @ 2:41 am

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