HT Lorne Lavine. The article also makes this point. By definition, in order for something to be backed up there must be more than one copy of it. If you copy data to a remote drive and then erase the original you do not have a back up you just have a remote copy. If the remote copy is lost or damaged the data is gone. Back up = two copies (at least).
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via Five Best Offline Backup Tools – Backup – Lifehacker.
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