RasterWeb is included in a list of Mozilla Related Blogs, which is cool. We cover a lot of stuff here at RasterWeb, and Mozilla is a subject we’ve been interested in since the early days. Why, we remember using the MXX builds that would take what seemed like minutes to launch, we’ve come a long way, and things just keep getting better.

Oh, in other news, Asa has referred to us as ‘good people’ which is very kind indeed…

Talk about off-site backups… TransOrbital wants to store a backup of your data in a safe place. Like on the Earth’s Moon, for example. PC Magazine has an article about it, the best quote is:

The moon is a pretty safe place to store your data.

Well, I suppose it might be relatively safe, but I’d think a RAIS (or Redundant Array of Inexpensive Satellites) might be another alternative.

So when you need to do a restore from backup, do you need to suit up for a lunar mission first?