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For the uber geeks who like to setup RSYNC to do offline storage to FTP sites, I'll save you the time — nothing to see here, have a nice day.

Today, on a bit of a whim, I decided to take SugarSync for a 30-day test drive. I went ahead and signed up for the 30GB plan, which comes out to $50/yr if I continue with it.

Here's a great little video showing what go's on behind the scenes in the latest Domino's Pizza commercials. I found this on juicy video on Izzy Video, a website that specializes in providing video newbies — like myself — tips and tricks on how to shoot great video.

It's worth hanging around until the end of the video when the 'pizza chef' shows off an easier way to take a snapshot. The best line though is delivered by the lady who 'pulls the cheese.' Bon Appétit!

The hot tech-topic over the weekend was the announcement that Oracle had filed a lawsuit against Google over the purported copyright and patent infringement of Java in the Google Android operating system. This topic will be closely watched by many in the tech industry, especially those with a passion for the Open Source movement.

Choosing the right CMS is one of the critical first-steps to be made when building a new website. The explosion of Open Source alternatives – Drupal, Joomla!, and WordPress – has fueled many a debate on which platform is best. Most experienced developers will tell you that you need to choose the right tool for the job, and each CMS is better-suited to some projects and not others. The fact is, developers have their personal 'favorite.'