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To the cloud! I swear I hear that phrase every day. Someone is always wanting to store data in "the cloud." Well, ya know, there's a reason for that. In a mobile world, we need our data, our documents, even our family photos accessible to us no matter whether we're sitting at our home computers or sitting on a park bench. Have you ever had to run home to email a document? Or promise someone that you would do that but then, of course, you forget? Having all your files at your fingertips -- via the cloud -- solves those problems and more. Of course, the next problem is which online storage solution is best? With the vast array of options available, it's not always easy to choose. We'll look at some of the best options available and why you might, or might not, want to choose them. Pros and Cons of Online Storage Before we look at specific services, let's pause to consider the benefits and the problems of online storage of your files. Pros Access ...

It may sound crazy, but stick with me, because some times you really do want to keep search engines and on-site searches from finding certain pages. There is good news and bad news. The good news is that it's relatively easy to do. The bad news is that it requires a little caution and patience. Before we get started, though, I know that last week I said I'd write about ways to better control your WordPress comments this week. However, that's taking a little more research than I realized it would, so watch for that coming up soon. Let's start with why you might want to hide a page from search engines or even your own internal search functions. Sometime you might want to put up special content pages like a free download of an ebook or something. Of course, most of the time when you provide this kind of content, you are doing so as an opt-in bribe. You want something, usually an email address, from the reader and in order to coax them into joining your email l...