Civil War Photo Sleuth I moderated a presentation by Vikram Mohanty about the very cool crowdsourcing platform, Civil War Photo Sleuth. They are working at the intersection of crowdsource, machine
Here is a link to the notes for the presentation. Use your shelter-in-place time to work on your photo collection – shore up your storage and backups, organize your photos,
I’ve been using ChronoSync for many years, and depend on it to manage backup from several machines to a central file server. It has worked quite reliably over the years,
Editor’s Note: Since I’ve turned Facebook comments off, I’m experimenting with turning them on directly in the blog. Feel free to ask any questions you may have about this subject
Dateline – Athens, Georgia – We’ve released the next set of chapters for The DAM Book 3.0, adding 325 more pages to the initial Chapter 1 release, for a total of
Equifax reports an intrusion into its system which “may have” stolen the data on up to 143 million Americans, including name, address, SS#, and Drivers license number. This is a
Once again, it’s World Backup Day! While it’s not as fun as Talk Like a Pirate Day, it’s arguably more important. All of us have important digital stuff that we’d
The competition to provide you with cloud storage is starting to reach a fevered pitch. It’s now possible to add excellent cloud backup to your storage system for a very
I turned on my computer this morning and got a warning that my hard drive’s SMART data indicates a pending failure. Crap. Shown below is the message from SMART Utility.
Every hard drive is out to get you, (but some more than others). I’ve used that as a laugh line in my lectures for a bunch of years. Whenever people
