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Old 09-21-2020, 06:37 PM   #137
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Multi-terabyte USB3 (they should work on USB2, just slower) Hard drives are available for (well) under US$100
I keep my books, music, etc. on a Western Digital My Passport hard drive and back it up a couple of times a week to a Western Digital My Book. Every few years I replace one, then the other and send the old one to a friend in California.

I'm waiting for the day when Google Drive or OneDrive offers a cheap enough option to back up everything online.
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