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A hard drive can die at any time

Do you have a computer? http://www.marco.org/2009/08/06/do-you-have-a-computer-do-you-care-about-any-of
iCloud and iTunes can back up most data on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch. http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1766?viewlocale=en_US

iPhone and iPod touch: About backups

How to backup your Twitter archive

http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/how-to-backup-your-twitter-archive/ With the Twitter fail whale popping up all the time, you never know when something tragic might happen.
Mac OS X only: Free menu bar application EverSave automatically saves your open documents on a regular interval so that you'll never again lose progress to a crashed application. Once installed, open up the EverSave preferences to determine what applications you'd like it to work with.

How to automatically save your work on a regular interval with E

http://lifehacker.com/5135504/eversave-automatically-saves-your-work-on-a-regular-interval

How to clone & copy your hard drive

One of the most annoying things about owning a computer is the maintenance. http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/5-ways-to-clone-and-copy-your-hard-drive/
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How to clear space in your Gmail account

Are you about to exhaust all the free storage space in your Google mail account? Learn how to reclaim lost space by deleting all the space hogging file attachments from Gmail in 5 minutes.

How to back up while you're away with IdleBackup

http://lifehacker.com/375666/back-up-while-youre-away-with-idlebackup Windows only: Freeware utility IdleBackup automatically backs up your files while you're not using your computer. Choose the folder you want to back up and the destination—whether it's a thumb drive, network drive, or big external drive—and the amount of time that your computer should be idle before the backup runs. Hide IdleBackup to the system tray, and it will back up your data quietly in the background while you're at lunch, in a meeting, or sleeping soundly.
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How to use VMWare to survive a computer crash

Posted October 16, 2007 in News In an earlier post I asked you how fast you could get back to doing business after a total computer failure. If you followed the tips in that article you could easily cut your downtime by 75% … but there’s a way to cut it down even further with two free products from VMware.
by Gina Trapani When was the last time you backed up the important files on your computer? Last year when your best friend called in tears after the Blue Screen of Death ate her thesis? http://lifehacker.com/147855/geek-to-live--automatically-back-up-your-hard-drive

How to automatically back up your hard drive