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      <title>Life With Lightroom &amp; Two Computers</title>
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      <description>I haven&amp;rsquo;t owned a desktop computer for many years, but recently I had to admit that I can&amp;rsquo;t get both ultra-portability and enough performance for video editing and machine learning projects in a single computer. So here I am, a happy owner of a fast workstation but struggling how to keep my data synced between the two. The painful part is to keep my photo workflow in control. I used to develop my own photo workflow application and at that time gave a lot of thought for this particular problem and I thought I had solved it.</description>
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