Photos taken on the phone are automatically uploaded to SmugMug, which is where all my photos are stored, via their Android app.
Video transcoding on the desktop is handled by Handbrake whilst Flexget, a kick-ass piece of software, keeps all my media automatically up-to-date. The Raspberry Pi runs OpenELEC (Linux + XBMC) and HDMI-CEC (Samsung Anynet+) handles input from the remote.
Python is my language of choice but I also dabble in C, BASH (and Bourne shell), PHP, and Java (for Android development). All recent code is kept on GitHub.
-My browser of choice is, of course, Google Chrome loaded with my favourite plugins: Lastpass, Hangouts and Readability.
-I have tried to move my working set of software into the Cloud. All my website passwords are random and tracked in Lastpass; I use either of di.fm or Google Play Music for listening to music; Google Apps is used for Mail, Calendar, Contacts, Docs and Tasks; and Readability for "tl;dr" functionality.
+My browser of choice is, of course, Google Chrome loaded with my favourite plugins: Lastpass, Hangouts and Pocket.
+I have tried to move my working set of software into the Cloud. All my website passwords are random and tracked in Lastpass; I use either of di.fm or Google Play Music for listening to music; Google Apps is used for Mail, Calendar, Contacts, Docs and Tasks; and Pocket for "tl;dr" functionality.
And last, but certainly not least, FreeAgent helps me out with all the paperwork for my company (invoicing, taxes, timesheets, accounts, etc.).
What would be your dream setup?
A simple, light but fast computer that has access to the Internet from anywhere and acts as a WiFi-hotspot, even when closed. My mobile phone would be a combination of a PAN, the laptop and my watch. All powered with nuclear batteries. I'd also really love there to be a single movie and TV streaming service that provided all the world's content to anyone with a subscription and Internet access.