A non @151.190.0.x	A non Anon 2012-Jul-18 8:29 am No Carbonite? No Crash Plan? This article is not much of a "comparison", even for the services mentioned. No pricing comparison. No storage limits. No performance data. I can do better by looking at Wikipedia.
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franknalco join:2005-01-27 Littleton, CO 1 recommendation	franknalco Member 2012-Jul-18 8:50 am Agreed. This article is useless. One of the things missing from many online storage services is the ability to search within files, like pdf's. I have only found G Drive is able to do this, and I was hoping this article might point me someplace else since I really don't want to use Google since their privacy policy seems as fluid as the tide - and changes about as often. Oh well.....
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cdru Go Colts MVM join:2003-05-14 Fort Wayne, IN 2 recommendations	cdru to A non MVM 2012-Jul-18 8:56 am to A non said by A non : I can do better by looking at Wikipedia. Yet you didn't. quote: This article is part of an effort to solicit paid content from the Broadband Reports community. If you'd like to participate, please contact us. If you can do a better job, submit something. If you can't/won't, then what someone else has is infinitely times better than your contribution.
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MxxCon join:1999-11-19 Brooklyn, NY ARRIS TM822 Actiontec MI424WR Rev. I	MxxCon to A non Member 2012-Jul-18 9:04 am to A non There's no storage limit on S3. Backblaze also claims to be unlimited »help.backblaze.com/entri ··· nlimited But i wouldn't be surprised if somewhere in their TOS they have a clause saying that if you abuse the service, they can disable your account.
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A non @151.190.0.x	A non to cdru Anon 2012-Jul-18 10:09 am to cdru said by cdru: If you can do a better job, submit something. If you can't/won't, then what someone else has is infinitely times better than your contribution. I don't need to. It's already been written - »en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Co ··· services
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