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[idiotjesus]

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[duane_kc]

Keep it on a USB key.

[omegix]

I use subversion

[lilyth]

I keep mine on my hard drive, backed up to a thumb drive and via Carbonite online data recovery.

For use away from my PC I have it on my Kindle which works fantatically on a little stand for ritual work. :)

[kermix]

I was going to say, personal wiki technology has become popular recently, and so have USB drives, and so has internet storage. I don't actually have anything compiled and collected in one place, but I've been looking into various wiki resources and trying to decide what I like best for long-term use.

I have a TiddlyWiki I carry with me that has all sorts of work and personal notes, but it may not be the final solution.

[t3dy]

I keep a research file that's about 10gigs and includes pdfs and scans of what classical grimoires are available. like other posters I use a flash drive, and also Google Mail for storage, not to mention printed hardcopies when necessary. I'm not sure what problems you're talking about: technology generally just gives us more storage options. the only time i've ran into trouble is when I fail to backup having "put all my eggs into one basket." nowadays with all the cheap storage we have, and the internet, it's a piece of cake to hang onto your magical record.