Comment good luck with that.... (Score 1) 1059
they won't let you ride and it looks like you're up to something. people should start tweeting the TSA location, and try to avoid those stations.
Comment backup failure......... (Score 1) 680
First get a bigger HD for your laptop. Next, invest in your own backup solution, 1 or 2 TB external drive or RAID - preferred. Online backup is fine but I personally don't like having my pictures online. If you really want to save them for life start moving the more important ones to DVD. Mechanical or magnetic media can and will fail over time.
Submission + - How do you store your personal photos? 1
mxhf writes: I just came back from a four-week vacation to Mexico. This is the country for Aztecs and Maya Ruins and we visited plenty of them. Needless to say we took thousands of pictures with two cameras. Having arrived back home I realize that my hard-disk does not have enough space left to hold the additional 16GB that I collected on the other side of the globe. Now, my hard disk already is 250GB. I work exclusively on a laptop and do not want to change this. I know that there larger disks today. But I figured that the time has come to finally move my image collection from my laptop to somewhere else. But where should I go? So, how do you store your photo collections? And how do you keep backups?. These are obviously images that I want to keep for my life. So the need to survive fires, burglaries, etc. I think the amount of data I have rules online storage out. Should I just get two USB disks and leave one at a reasonably save location? I think this must be a common problem today? And yes — before you ask — I do know that the first thing to do is to go through your collection and dump what is not worthwhile keeping.
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