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      <title>Saving Backup Space With Time Machine and iPhoto</title>
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      <description>Three things that, when mixed, can consume a surprising amount of disk space:
Backup automatically with Time Machine Use iPhoto and take a lot of photos Sync photos to one or more iOS devices like iPhones and iPads I do all three, and on top of that I have three current computers backing up to a 1GB Time Capsule.</description>
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      <title>Solaris’ CacheFS Could Be The Space Ship I’ve Been Looking For</title>
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      <description>Joerg Moellenkamp‘s post explaining CacheFS has me excited:
Long ago, admins didn’t want to manage dozens of operating system installations.</description>
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