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How to Keep Your Workflow in Sync Across Computers. @geminidude: Oh, I forgot to add, under my mapped network drive folder (X:) I have a dedicated folder for all application data (X:\appdata\). This way I can keep all of my application settings in sync across all computers as well. So when I use specific applications, I'll know that all settings for that app are in sync across all computers. I also forgot to add #4 best solution: Hosted Microsoft Exchange Email. Best for keeping your email, calendar, contacts and tasks in sync across all computers. Questions? I doubt offline folders is as effiicient as rsync/unison at keeping files in sync... Your setup looks naive. Windows should introduce the ability to keep multiple desktops in sync - not just file-wise. I obviate to that lack by using a SCASE (Self Contained And Synchronising Ecosystem) like Firefox. @Adriano - Thanks for keeping a 3 year old discussion alive :-) Needless to say, I'm still using Windows Offline Files to this day and it works just as well in Windows 8 now.
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Numerous experiments confirm that such uncertainty is built into the fabric of reality. At each moment we're at the edge of a paradox described by the Greek philosopher Zeno. An experiment published in 1990 suggests that Zeno was right. In biocentrism, space and time are forms of animal intuition. New experiments confirm this concept. Of course, we live in the same world.
"Biocentrism" (co-authored with astronomer Bob Berman) lays out Lanza's theory of everything.
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