The 90s: backups

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Cover of the presentation “The 90s: backups”

What’s inside

  1. Don't lose a single photo
  2. 6 in 10 families in the workshop have lost photos at some point
  3. The 3-2-1 rule
  4. Why three copies?
  5. How much space does a family take?
  6. Schedule the backup and forget it
  7. backup.sh · Notepad
  8. Quiz · Is it safe?
  9. It's now safe to turn off your computer.

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