I was reading the board about a broken USB stick, and I realized that I've been using a tool that a lot of people might not know about. Google Docs is a new feature in Google (you can access it by going to
docs.google.com) for anyone with an internet connection. You can upload your stories, and they are accessible from any computer. I'm not too keen about it as a word processor (very basic), but every time I add a few pages, I upload them to Google Docs. (It's also nice because I can edit on my lunch hour). I even have a file on there for ideas I have when I'm not at home. You can only upload 500kb at a time, so I had to break my novel-in-progress (at 92000 words) into two pieces, but it's still a wonderful feature. Best of all, it's free!!
You can also share and collaborate documents with other people, but I don't plan on using that feature. It might be useful for those of you who have "writing buddies."
I'd love to know if anyone else uses a similar "web" tool to save their work.
Good luck, all!