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Re:Power user replacements for OS X default apps by subelsky on Thursday January 27, 2011 @10:42AM (#2148182)
That is precisely what I was trying to say. Over time I found myself wanting and liking these replacements, but out of the box these machines work very well. CrashPlan is better because it integrates off-site and local backup and lets you manage backup for a bunch of machines (I'm responsible for backing up family computers).
Re:Power user replacements for OS X default apps by sabat on Thursday January 27, 2011 @11:20AM (#2148359)
Time Machine: replaced with CrashPlan

Why not use both (as I do)? Local backup is faster; remote backup is ostensibly safer from disaster. Oh, and Time Machine is invaluable if you're upgrading your boot drive or are surrendering your Mac to AppleCare.

Re:Power user replacements for OS X default apps by loewenskind on Friday January 28, 2011 @10:40AM (#2152183)
Or you can time machine to a linux machine that does remote backups. That's my strategy.