I've been using Dekisoft's Monitor Off Utility (MOU) (also Windows only) for years on my desktops to do this. I just tested it out on my netbook and it works as well. [www.dekisoft.com]

Promoting above response from dev.

I looked at that, but according to the reviews it syncs ALL pictures on your phone, and you can't configure it otherwise. Unless they've changed it so you can configure specific folder to sync, then it's not really for me.

I was really hoping this would finally give me a proper solution for:

Upon further investigation there is apparently no actual filesize limit, but there is still a 100MB quota as well as a 100 submissions/month quota (on free accounts).

Yes you can do this.

Yeah, I just tried this out and I don't like the way it works. The upload form you create sends the file to JotForm first, who then copies it into your Dropbox account. So not only are you limited by the 50MB Filesize and 100MB JotForm quota, but you're adding a point of failure to an otherwise robust system. If…

+1 for bluehost. Their in-house (I guess?) control panel w/ integrated cpanel has gotten very good, and their tech support has always been quick and reliable.

@Drewnami JOOC, what's the protocol if someone you call just hangs up without saying anything? Do you have to mark them off. Do they get put back into a pool and called again sometime later? Just wondering?

I'd be willing to bet that Sony pays enough lawyers and accountants to have a good enough understanding of the cost-benefit analysis.

@Warble: Because I code websites, and have several indispensable tools in the form of Fx plugins. And I like Chrome for common browsing.

Wow.

Also been doing this for a while. I started using it on masses of ethernet cables we have to keep around for setting up laptops, computer-lab style, on the fly. I just take a big bundle of uncoiled ethernet cables (like 20-25 of them), form one giant, loose, overhand knot with the whole bundle, and pack the thing into…

I know, I'm saying It's always been my opinion that clients should be able to _emulate_ this locally for convenience when certain servers have it disabled. The point is, If one of my servers has server-to-server transfers disabled, and I plan on downloading it from one server and the re-upping it to the second server…

Pros: on topic, funny

Wait..... no tabs? And no dual pane view? Huh?

Anyone know if it supports server-to-server transfers? I know this has to be enabled server side, but IMO I've always thought clients should be able to support a seamless emulation of this regardless (i.e. download locally temporarily, transfer to second server, optionally erase local cache).

Ok so, maybe this is a stupid question... but are there ANY free writers out there? Or is that against some sort of copyright...

Using that logic, Phantom never put forth and argument either.