In this safe and sound episode of the hellyeah! show, we discuss AT&T and T-Mobile, MacInTouch idiocy, the PlayStation Vita, Google Glasses, Emory’s take on backup practices, and an enlightening interview with Stefan Reitshamer, the creator of Arq, backup software for OS X.
Check out the show notes after the break…
Emory’s stuff
- T-Mobile gets tall stacks of cash and spectrum from AT&T http://arstechnica.com/gadgets/news/2012/02/t-mobile-takes-3-billion-att-breakup-fee-builds-4g-lte-network.ars
- MacInTouch Rageathon
Alan’s stuff
- brief PlayStation Vita update
- television: Downton Abbey
- Google Glasses
Backup Briefing
- Backup for the Mac, a brief history
- DAT tapes, libraries, and Retrospect
- UNIX standbys, tar, amanda, arkeia
- ZIP, JAZ, SyQuest, CD-R, DVD-R, BD-R
- Fixed disks, removable, CCC, Synk, rsync, Timemachine
- Cloud Backup Services
- SpiderOak
- Amazon S3
- tarsnap
Arq Interview
- we are not sponsored by or affiliated with Arq, we just really like it
- interview with Stefan Reitshamer
- Emory filed this report
- http://www.haystacksoftware.com/arq/
