Free is great, but it gets to the point where it's a hassle to remember what's where and which has how much free space left. I would keep the largest of the three "free" options for PPC Mac app storage, upgrade the service that you like the most to a paid service, and then ditch or ignore the third.

Free, yes. Open Source, not so much.

I'd keep a notepad and little golf pencil in the case; each time you find something you're missing make a note of it. Each time you run out of something/needs replacing, make a note of it. When you get back "home", replace the items. It's easier to write down what you need as you go than to try and remember it all…

Try running a Malware Bytes scan and see if that helps. If not, you could also just create a new FF profile (if the issue is just in your specific FF profile)

Start in one room and do things room by room.

Why not use the OS it shipped with?

Without proper formatting / grammar, that's a massive wall of difficult to read text.

I think he's trying to sync from an HTC device to Outlook. There is no data plan, but the device has Wi-Fi.

Then don't close the message/tab/window, click on "discard draft".

You can still sync with Google over Wi-Fi and then have the respective google product sync with Outlook.

WinMerge.

Go back to using an iDevice?

Does your phone / MP3 player offer this option?

Delete the items out of your drafts?

I'm running a dual-radio router, so I don't really have to worry. The N devices are in the 5 GHz range while the G devices live in 2.4 GHz land. Works well.

I doubt you do; most people don't (which is why I never mentioned it). If it's all streaming from one computer, you don't have to count that computer in as using bandwidth (because the file doesn't have to stream over the network from itself to itself).

Yes, I did mean F.lux. Misplaced the .

Sleeping in someone else's home is dangerous, but the dangers can be lowered by having a reputable service vouch for people. Most of the couch surfing I've seen done it through reputable websites and not (something like) Craigslist. However, I do not believe such a service exists for vehicles.

In the scenario, are any of the 2-3 PC's storing the files or are they all streaming from another location?

When we went, we priced a hotel room (and wound up staying in the Paris Hilton [though they call it the Hilton Paris] outside the Eiffel tower); apart of the priceline was an addon for a nighttime tour of Paris from the river. It was great.