I’ve been doing some professional photography work on the side… After I shoot the photos I have someone else help me with the postprocessing of the images. Currently after I shoot my 20 GB of photos and/or video I have the monumental task of getting the media off of the memory cards and to this other person. Normally this means I insert the memory card into my computer where it is automatically added to my Dropbox camera uploads folder. I then share those images with the other person. The problem is that this ties up my main computer’s hard drive space, bandwidth, and forces me to keep it connected to the Internet in order to make the process happen faster. [...]

12/8/2018: We used Jekyll on a project recently and I was happy with the collaborative elements.... we used a github repo connected with forestry.io that would sftp the site to the webhost. Free github plan and free forestry plan. See more details of the process here. April 2nd, 2015: I`m considering using Jekyll for some upcoming website projects… If I have non-technical clients who would like to be able to make changes to their website every now and then. Is there a recommended method for making this available on a Jekyll website? All of the source files that Jekyll uses are hosted on my local machine… It seems like, in order for a client to make changes to the site [...]

7/7/2016: Update: In fact the files are not actually taking up real space; it just appears to take up hard drive space. I've set an entire folder inside my OneDrive to "available online only" ..... and all of the files have uploaded.... however the files still appear to be taking up local hard drive space. I use an app to visualize the biggest files and folders on my machine.... it is called WinDirStat and is available for free to use and download. WinDirStat is clearly showing that the folder and files are still using space on my local hard drive. I've check my onedrive status and it reports "Files are up to date." I'll report back if I find a solution.

Having an issue getting the Rocksmith song that I just paid for ( Jessica by the Allman Brothers )... gives me some kind of error.

I just posted a quick article reviewing a few different popular website backup solutions… the winner is CodeGuard… A little bit more expensive but way cheaper when you consider the possible nightmares of going with the cheaper priced alternatives. It reminds me of a quote my French friend said… "We are not rich enough to buy cheap."