Jim D.

Cryptsync is really great. You set it up so that it syncs from a source directory to a "backup" directory that exists in a folder that is cloud enabled, such as Dropbox, Box, or GDrive. The files that you write into your source are encrypted and dropped in the backup, which is then synced to the cloud. It allows me to keep backups of everything in the cloud of my choice, to have it fully encrypted, and to only upload the changes. It's a perfect tool for me.

I've been trying to get my security cameras setup for weeks with no success. I need to access them from home, but they are at work behind my router. There's no way to get around the router without a port forward, but I just couldn't figure out the right settings. Jason was able to figure it out and connect me to all 3 cameras. I'm blown away at the amount of time he spent on my setup and his dedication to getting it to work.

VirtualBox is very fast and stable on my i7 machine. It has the right hooks to run a VM right on the hardware in Windows 10, which results in a very responsive system. The only downside it you can't run a VM alongside a Docker image because they both want the same hooks which apparently need to be exclusive.