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Well, Apple’s finally done it. It must only have been a matter of time before the evil would show through, akin to trying to hold your breath indefinitely – you have to breathe at some point.

With much fanfare, Apple iBooks and iBooks Author was unleashed upon the internet, promising a total disrupt of the publishing space.

Free software! World-wide publishing (with the free software)! Kittens for everyone!

We advise that you perform a full backup every week, and a database backup every day. We also strongly suggest that you export your downloads to one of the four external locations/methods, such as Amazon S3, Dropbox, FTP, or email.

If your backups aren’t external and your entire site gets wiped, the backups will disappear along with the rest of your data.

When it comes to restoring a site, the first thing you need to do is get your hands on the files and folders that you will be restoring...

Legislation currently on the table in Washington threatens the Internet as we know it.

The PROTECT IP Act in particular could mean the end for many web services.

Tech Drive-in: "Based on the feedback we got from our readers, we have decided to feature a few more of those which were not included in the original list.

So here they are, 5 more Dropbox alternatives for Linux recommended by you."

Tech Drive-in: Dropbox sucks. Here are a few better options.

We love Dropbox here at Linux Journal.

About a year ago, I finally wisened up to the obvious: 1) losing data sucks, and 2) doing daily (or frequent) backups manually are a pain in the ass, especially for portables. 2) is why most people forgo backups in the first place, resulting in 1).

I needed something that I could set up once and pretty much forget about. Thankfully, there was just the thing: Time Capsule  —  a single device that encapsulates both Airport Extreme base station and a huge hard drive, and can be used for automatic, transparent, wireless backups from any of your Mac devices via the Time Machine.

Ubuntu Geek: "Dropbox is a storage application and service operated by Evenflow, Inc. The service enables users to store and sync files online and between computers."