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Are MacBooks the best choice for physics?
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[QUOTE="jedishrfu, post: 6053884, member: 376845"] The bottom line of the article is to use time machine so you will have your data saved and versioned meaning you can recover files even when you’ve had a user error. Another scheme is to enable two time machine drives and alternate between them every month or so. One can even be placed in a safe area like a bank vault in case the other gets destroyed or goes bad. Your backups will be protected too with a two drive setup. Another scenario to consider is ransomware where not only do they encrypt your files but your backup gets hosed so having a second backup that is used less often can help here. It’s all a matter of timing and vigilance on your part to protect your data. A third idea is to backup user stuff to iCloud or google drive so you don’t lose your important files that you really need. [/QUOTE]
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