On Mon, 6 Dec 2004, Paul Robinson wrote:
> Do you work for the NSA by any chance? :-P
Hehe.. no, but there is always the quicken/quickbook file and other files
one would not want to be seen by the outside world. :-)
> In all seriousness, I was going to setup a website to allow this kind of
> thing actually
I think it's an interesting thing to do.
> allow people to pair up for backups and even secondary
> MX and DNS work as well. Never got around to it.
So.. you interested in starting the two of us?
The only problem on doing this on a larger scale or even trying to promot
it, is that people may tend to be concerned about giving someone access to
their machine. It is a valid concern too..
I recall there was a project that would allow distributed backups and all
data would be encrypted. I think the developer got a proof of concept
done, but don't know if he ever got it to a working stage. Don't recall
the name of the system unfortunately.
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