In: Technology
29 Aug 2010There are some great programs and services for keeping files in sync. Personally I use Dropbox, but I have also used Live Mesh with great success. These services are great for managing a limited amount of files, but what if you need to manage a lot, like my nearly 100GB Lightroom photo collection on my [...]
In: Technology
26 Mar 2010In a conversation with a friend this week, I realized that I have mastered a very dark art. I have figured out how to move around between many computers, using them frequently, while never being without my data and information regardless of the computer, the operating system, the browser and the like. I am not [...]
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20 Mar 2010We get so caught up these days in “open source” this and “proprietary” that. Sometimes it’s a good idea to forget the dogma and just talk about what is simply good software. I decided to do this in a top 10 list, and as you will see, it is not tied to either Windows or [...]
In: Random
24 Feb 2010The other day my wife and I were doing the “don’t forget to pick up X at the store” routine. She then came back with, “if you go, don’t forget Y.” Just the a little brilliant hack came to me. I quickly opened up TextEdit on the Mac (notepad for you Windows folks) and write [...]
In: Technology
7 Feb 2010Friday we had a nice lunch in the Office building at the Redmond Microsoft campus and afterwards we checked out some competitive demos. One of the products we were shown was Dropbox. I have been an animated supporter of Windows Live Mesh for quite awhile, but while I loved the functionality, and the freeness, it [...]

Jason Burns is a technology enthusiast, Microsoft guy, photographer, musician and all around geek. This blog is the general rambling one, check out the links for the specific ones!
