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i could use google doc to save the soource code but i just want to be able to store it as a .py-file or .scm-file and download directly later.
mozy seem to cost even for the smallest storage? xdrive has 5GB free though.
any tips? should obv support any fileformat.
Do you require privacy/crypto?
Somewhat recently, we switched to git and started hosting ourselves, but you might look into code.google.com .
If you don't actually want your code to be public, just get some free online storage. Do you really need more than 5GB?
For all of my projects, I have an assembla account ( http://www.assembla.com ) with SVN access. I don't know the privacy/crypto details, so if you're storing private/sensitive data I can't help you with any details there - I'm doing open source stuff and couldn't care less who sees my code. Your situation might be different!
My backup job runs from home using a scheduled script (cron, tar, scp).
You could just as easily send your tar files to Amazon S3