How to configure a cheap, secure RAID backup system

Macworld
Jul 22, 2015, 6:40 am951 pts
We usually store our photos, documents, and more on a single hard disk—or, increasingly these days, a solid state drive (SSD)—but there’s always the nagging worry that the disk will fail, taking all your work and memories with it. Backing up using Time Machine, Super Duper!, or CrashPlan, say, is a good way of…

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