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I saw the subject of the email they sent me this morning - one of those cheery ones that says “important information about your Dropbox account” that you just k
by matthewmacleod 7y ago
I saw the subject of the email they sent me this morning - one of those cheery ones that says “important information about your Dropbox account” that you just know means bad news.
I pay Dropbox a bit of money every month to give me an easy implementation of an local-but-also-online-virtual-drive that I can store all my files in. This is convenient, and the selective sync feature works very well. Aside from sometimes sharing those files with people, I don’t require any other features. If this continues to work well, I will keep giving them money. If they completely fuck it up and add loads of shit I don’t want while interfering with those features, then I’m off somewhere else. I suppose we’ll have to wait and see which it is.
- konspence 7y agoI'm in the same boat, and thinking of some sort of open source utility which will bridge rsync and AWS Glacier.