Using a versioning system (bazaar, mercury, git, ...) on a server you own provides the same advantages but requires 1) a server (hardware + electric consumption), 2) the knowledge about how to setup it. For non-critical data (the only service may still ditch them!) such as backups, Syncany is a cool project.
The data are encoded on the client side (no privacy problem), cut in pieces
and sent to various storages (which can be yours!). Syncany reuses the Free
Nautilus integration written by Dropbox but adds a versioning system that can
even deal with file renaming.
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