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   On Wed, 2/11/2026 1:32 PM, Chris wrote:   
   > micky  wrote:   
   >> OT  I'm going out of town for 3 months, and I'm 1) making an image of my   
   >> SDD  before I go, and 2) separately backing up all my data except maybe   
   >> the stuff in the User folder, on two diffeent drives.   
   >>   
   >> Should I take drive 2, my 2.5 inch spinner data backup drive, with me?   
   >> I'm afraid I'll lose it, because of the airline or somewhere else, and   
   >> I'll have nothing.   In the past it never even occurred to me to take   
   >> it.   
   >   
   > Definitely not! If the drive is unencrypted then if it does get lost then   
   > whoever finds ithas got EVERYTHING!   
   >   
   > Get a cloud account (i.e. oneDrive, dropbox or google drive) to save any   
   > new files while away.   
   >   
      
   Micky is a master of quantum cryptography and he will find a way to   
   make it so nobody (not even him) can read the files. 7ZIP has an AES encryption   
   option, and you can set the password to your luggage digits like in the   
   Spaceballs movie. If you don't want to watch, it is 12345. Since I do use   
   the 7Zip encryption, but I don't particularly use it to "secure" anything,   
   all the crypto here is 12345 ("just like my luggage!").   
      
     https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_JNGI1dI-e8   
      
         Paul   
      
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