Agree.I recommend simultaneously using both local backup and cloud backup, but bandwidth caps aside, I see no reason not to at least use some free cloud backup.
I use local backups of my workstations (system drives) to my windows server then it back's up to the cloud but normal file backups go directly to the cloud, I was doing my own S3 object storage but the cost was getting high at the time due to the amount of data but 14TB>unlimited for $150 a year. Well worth it since it paid for it self many times.
Well now you know you should always backup before doing changes..its good change management!I have two Hard Drives (SATA and IDE) from dead laptops, but it wouldn't fit into 250 GB or 60 GB (310GB total) drive with about 340 GB from a computer, though.
Oh well, there's a System Image Backup feature, I didn't care about backing up before doing major changes, so I'm totally stupid. xD