I'm always kind of surprised at the number of people who have issues with TimeMachine. I've been using it since it came out, and have used it through two machine migrations and one failed hard drive. It's worked flawlessly every time.
Backblaze is configured to back up the same data as TimeMachine. I move important projects (current work) in to a Dropbox folder so that items sync there as well. Having this small, focused dataset means that I don't have to wait on a more general dataset backup to finish before my current work gets synced somewhere off-site.
Off-site (everything): Backblaze
Off-site (small dataset immediate): Dropbox
On-site (everything): TimeMachine
I'm always kind of surprised at the number of people who have issues with TimeMachine. I've been using it since it came out, and have used it through two machine migrations and one failed hard drive. It's worked flawlessly every time.
Backblaze is configured to back up the same data as TimeMachine. I move important projects (current work) in to a Dropbox folder so that items sync there as well. Having this small, focused dataset means that I don't have to wait on a more general dataset backup to finish before my current work gets synced somewhere off-site.