I would say a time machine backup to an external drive, then a regular clone to
another drive would suffice. You can also back up via time machine to multiple
drive quite easily.
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On 14 Feb 2016, at 08:16, ARMS <armsor...@mac.com> wrote:
Very interesting thread which I have been following with interest as I have the
same problem. I would love to find a safe alternative to the apple, disaster,
software. If anyone comes across anything please share. I would be more than
happy to manually move my photos periodically to a sensible storage solution on
my own computer, not some misty cloud in cyberspace. A few years ago I lost a
whole bunch of photos because of the way they constantly chop and change. Why
do they complicate something which should be simple?
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