I store most of my documentation on my iDisk, syncronized to 3 Macs, partially copied to an iPad and an iPhone. This month I had to work at a customers site where the open WLAN to use with my MacBookPro is VERY unreliable, it has about 20% packet-loss from time to time.
So my iDisk is syncing constantly, failling, being in an unresponsive state and I end up with 3 images in "previous iDisks", having no clue which files made their way into the apple cloud. Bad Steve.
The OpenVPN connection over UDP to the mothership however works fine, even if a little slowly sometimes because of the network connection. And git and subversion over VPN work fine, too.
So my new years resolution is:
to FINALLY GETTING RID OF MOBILE ME and save money by this.
I will syncronize files using git, calendars using calendar server and maybe addresses using some card-dav server i have yet no idea of.
However, I'm considering whether I really need the colocated server I own or if using my DSL uplink would be sufficient, too.
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