http://maculous.com/macfan/58 Apple + Mac + Delicious Wed, 05 May 2010 00:43:40 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 http://maculous.com/macfan/58/comment-page-1#comment-158 Maculous » Toast Upgrade Toasts Toast Sun, 12 Apr 2009 18:56:05 +0000 http://macsaregreat.com/?p=57#comment-158 [...] for me I am fanatical about backups, I just used Time Machine to restore from a yesterday backup and the world was once again a good and happy place. I’ve [...] [...] for me I am fanatical about backups, I just used Time Machine to restore from a yesterday backup and the world was once again a good and happy place. I’ve [...]

]]> http://maculous.com/macfan/58/comment-page-1#comment-66 Atheist.nu » Do you have a backup strategy Fri, 08 Feb 2008 15:11:52 +0000 http://macsaregreat.com/?p=57#comment-66 [...] If you have a Mac, and have Leopard, you can use Time Machine(Apple’s free backup utility), but SuperDuper does offer more features, and their support is fantastic. Here is an article on why you may want to use both. [...] [...] If you have a Mac, and have Leopard, you can use Time Machine(Apple’s free backup utility), but SuperDuper does offer more features, and their support is fantastic. Here is an article on why you may want to use both. [...]

]]> http://maculous.com/macfan/58/comment-page-1#comment-65 Ron Fri, 09 Nov 2007 05:27:52 +0000 http://macsaregreat.com/?p=57#comment-65 I would rather question the working of time machine. If Apple had security a little bit higher on their priority list, Time machine would have worked at the very least with FileVault. Sure you can back up the filevault when you are logged out, but as it sees your encrypted disk as one file, it is pretty useless. I am sure apple will spin it in a way that Time machine is intended for consumers who do not need to encrypt their harddisk, but that is frankly bullocks. Nobody should run around with an unencrypted disk, we all know how easy it is to steal valuable personal details at the very least, let alone work that is stored on your disk. Therefore I see Time Machine as no more than a promotional tactic to lure windows users who do not often encrypt their harddisk, for the rest of us it is a bad leopard.. I would rather question the working of time machine. If Apple had security a little bit higher on their priority list, Time machine would have worked at the very least with FileVault. Sure you can back up the filevault when you are logged out, but as it sees your encrypted disk as one file, it is pretty useless. I am sure apple will spin it in a way that Time machine is intended for consumers who do not need to encrypt their harddisk, but that is frankly bullocks. Nobody should run around with an unencrypted disk, we all know how easy it is to steal valuable personal details at the very least, let alone work that is stored on your disk. Therefore I see Time Machine as no more than a promotional tactic to lure windows users who do not often encrypt their harddisk, for the rest of us it is a bad leopard..

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