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Subject: Backup space exchange
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I would like to backup some data offsite. I figure 5Gb would be enough.

Anyone interested in exchanging 5GB of storage for backup?
Basically we would allow each other 5G of space for backups and ssh 
access..

>From my side.. I would encrypt my files with GNUPG before sending them 
out. I would prefer very much if you would too.. that way I don't have 
to worry about your data getting accessed if this machine was ever 
compromised.