Let's talk. Yes, I'm talking to you, non-technical friend. You're a writer, a blogger, not a techie. I get that. Can't be bothered, I get that. Very busy. You will be even busier when you lose access to your dropbox, or leave your laptop on a train.
说吧是的,我是在和您聊天,非技术朋友。 您是作家,博客作者,而不是技术人员。 我明白了。 不能打扰,我明白了。 很忙。 当您无法使用保管箱或将笔记本电脑放在火车上时,您甚至会变得更忙。
Please. Read. Tell your friends.
请。 读。 告诉你的朋友。
这些不是备份 (These are NOT backups)
Here are some things that are NOT backups. Feel free to tweet or Facebook them to
shame
educate your family.
这里有些东西不是备份。 随意发推文或使用Facebook
羞辱
您的家人。
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Backing up your laptop to an SD Card in the same laptop is #notabackup
将您的笔记本电脑备份到同一台笔记本电脑中的SD卡是#notabackup
- Backing up to a hard drive that is 6 inches away from your computer is #notabackup #notabackup备份到距离计算机6英寸的硬盘驱动器
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Backing up your Gmail to another Gmail account is #notabackup
将您的Gmail备份到另一个Gmail帐户是#notabackup
- Backing up your book by copying it to another folder is #notabackup 通过将书复制到另一个文件夹来备份书是#notabackup
- The photos that are still in your camera memory are #notabackup 相机内存中仍保留的照片是#notabackup
Do you have any other good examples?
您还有其他好的例子吗?
三个备份规则 (The Backup Rule of Three)
Here's the rule of three. It's a long time computer-person rule of thumb that you can apply to your life now. It's also called the Backup 3-2-1 rule.
这是三个规则。 这是很长一段时间的计算机人员经验法则,您现在可以将其应用于生活。 也称为备份3-2-1规则。
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3 copies of anything you care about - Two isn't enough if it's important.
您关心的任何事物的3个副本-如果重要的话,两个副本是不够的。
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2 different formats - Example: Dropbox+DVDs or Hard Drive+Memory Stick or CD+Crash Plan, or more
2种不同格式-例如:Dropbox + DVD或硬盘驱动器+ Memory Stick或CD + Crash Plan,或更多
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1 off-site backup - If the house burns down, how will you get your memories back?
1个异地备份-如果房屋被烧毁,如何恢复回忆?
为什么这么偏执? (Why so paranoid?)
Simple. Because I care about my work, photos and data and I would be sad if I lost it.
简单。 因为我关心我的工作,照片和数据,如果我丢失了它们,我会感到很难过。
Think about all the times you've heard about a friend who has lost everything. A decade of photos. Years of email. It hurts- just like exercise - because it's good for you.
想想您一直听到的一个失去一切的朋友的经历。 十年的照片。 多年的电子邮件。 就像运动一样,它很疼,因为它对您有好处。
Try restoring from a backup to practice. Backups always succeed. It's restores that fail.
尝试从备份还原以进行练习。 备份总是成功的。 还原失败。
我该怎么办? (What should I do?)
I think at a minimum folks should do this.
我认为至少应该这样做。
- Have TWO physical backups (hard drive, memory card) with a copy of everything, at least weekly. You can automate this. 至少每周一次进行两次物理备份(硬盘,存储卡),并备份所有内容。 您可以自动执行此操作。
- Backup everything that has data that matters. That means phones, too. 备份所有重要数据。 那也意味着电话。
- Have a cloud backup storage (CrashPlan, DropBox, SkyDrive, something) 拥有云备份存储(CrashPlan,DropBox,SkyDrive等)
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Don't trust the cloud. I backup my gmail, too.
不要相信云。 我也备份了gmail 。
- Rotate the physical backups between your house and somewhere else. I use the safety deposit box. You can use your Mama's house. Just label one "Backup A" and one "Backup B" and when you visit, swap them. 在您的房屋和其他地方之间旋转物理备份。 我使用保险箱。 您可以使用妈妈的房子。 只需标记一个“备份A”和一个“备份B”,然后在访问时交换它们。
推荐读物 (Recommended Reading)
Here's some other blog posts on the topic of backup. Now, take action.
这是有关备份主题的其他博客文章。 现在,采取行动。
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Windows 8, Step 0 - Turn on continuous backups via File History
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Automatically Backup your Gmail account on a schedule with GMVault and Windows Task Scheduler
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Give Grandpa and Grandma the gift of an off-site backup of your photos
关于斯科特(About Scott)
Scott Hanselman is a former professor, former Chief Architect in finance, now speaker, consultant, father, diabetic, and Microsoft employee. He is a failed stand-up comic, a cornrower, and a book author.
斯科特·汉塞尔曼(Scott Hanselman)是前教授,前金融首席架构师,现在是演讲者,顾问,父亲,糖尿病患者和Microsoft员工。 他是一位失败的单口相声漫画家,一个玉米种植者和一本书的作者。
翻译自: https://www.hanselman.com/blog/the-computer-backup-rule-of-three