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To: JMD who wrote (1374)	5/11/1999 12:38:00 AM
From: Scott C. Lemon	Read Replies (2) of 5853

Hello JMD, I'm curious about something that you said: > On the other topic, I cannot envision ever being comfortable > storing my Quicken personal financial info on a remote server: > thanks very much I'll keep that on my own lil ol' hard disk. So when are you going to be comfortable with an encrypted back-up at another location? What happens when your hard-drive fails? Do you do back ups on a regular basis? Do you store the back ups off-site? What if your home were destroyed by some catastrophy? Fire? Tornado? I can just imagine years ago as people debated the use of banks ... what? Store my money somewhere else? I have a feeling that the solution is coming, and will be something that you might use ... full encryption done at your PC, storing a fully encrypted "blob" of data on a remote server ... maybe even at your bank! The bandwidth is coming that will allow this to be done quite nicely ... What do you think? Comments? Scott C. Lemon

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