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Can't shake the feeling this is another "me too" product by Dropbox while the main product (hosting files) gets jankier and jankier.
by whatever_dude 6y ago
Can't shake the feeling this is another "me too" product by Dropbox while the main product (hosting files) gets jankier and jankier.
- medecau 6y agobut that VC money they'll do email one day
- 1123581321 6y agoDropbox is a publicly traded company (DBX) so any desired VC exits have already occurred.
- mmargerum 6y agoI wish they were privately owned. As a publicly traded company, being profitable is not enough. Grow Grow Grow leads to bad decisions being made.
- toomuchtodo 6y agoDon’t use the technology services of public companies whenever possible. Shareholder interests are not your interests.
- mmargerum 6y agoCompletely agree and for most things I use open source. Email and File backup are the only things I pay for. I could even set them up myself but I just dont have the bandwidth right now
- joelschw 6y agoThey sort of already have https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mailbox_(application) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mailbox_(application)
- slantyyz 6y agoIn this particular case, as a paying customer of 1Password who hasn't been terribly impressed by their customer support, I think I'd switch to this offering if the experience was at least comparable to 1PW. I had some issues with 1PW not syncing immediately from computer to mobile, and I posted my annoyance with the fact that the Force Sync button had been removed. The response? Paraphrased, "we took it out because we want people to report the bug to us." Who's paying who?