Using SourceSafe in a commercial operation is like heating the building by burning dollar bills.

In 2000, my eight-developer company probably lost 5-10% of its productivity because of the twice-daily-on-average corruptions of VSS databases. It was only that low because we'd gone to hourly backups.

Since moving away from VSS to Perforce, svn, and git, I've never had an SCM database become corrupted.

Is SourceSafe really safe?
How many cameras apart from the iPhone have a gyroscope for orientation?

Am I right to assume that there is a standard way to “tag” an image with the direction the camera was pointing in, as well as the GPS position?

Do any cameras have positional tracking better then a GPS?

I am thinking about a method to join photos when the subject does not have enough “random” detail for the current software.
