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Selective sync is huge and was the last big hurdle between me paying for Dropbox. My machines have different storage sizes and yes I do want to sync my 65GB of
by jolan 16y ago
Selective sync is huge and was the last big hurdle between me paying for Dropbox.
My machines have different storage sizes and yes I do want to sync my 65GB of MP3s between some of them -- but not all.
- Hexstream 16y agoI never understood this sort of overblown digital hoarding attitude. Can you shed some light?
- jolan 16y agoShed some light on the fact that I like music and listen to it while working? What is an appropriate amount of music in your mind?
- jaxn 16y agoMusic lives in the cloud too. I have several well-defined Pandora stations. I listen to some other sources as well (WWOZ, bassdrive.com, etc). I used to argue for hosting my own email, now I don't even "host" my own music.
- sid0 16y agoYou're presuming an awful lot of things here. * that one has a stable high-speed Internet connection. * that one lives in a country where Pandora and other such services work. * that the music one listens to can actually be found on Pandora and friends. * for radio stations, that one likes or is ambivalent to not being in full control of the music one listens to. * that one likes the web interface these services provide. I don't use a web interface for my e-mail, and I prefer foobar2000 for my music. I have 40 GB of music (none of which is lossless, so there's a lot of it), a lot of which is relatively obscure (e.g. fewer than 500,000 plays for the artist on last.fm), and I don't see myself getting rid of any of it any time soon.
- Havoc 16y ago65gb of mp3s are more useful than 65gb of free space.