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Hasn't this ultimately been the downfall of Dropbox? Not that consumers are doing it themselves, but Microsoft, Google, etc. all spun up competitors and turned
by Macha 5y ago
Hasn't this ultimately been the downfall of Dropbox? Not that consumers are doing it themselves, but Microsoft, Google, etc. all spun up competitors and turned their main product into a feature.
Their one selling point is being the independent option, and I'm not sure the people who care about that are actually large enough to sustain them long term...
- Spivak 5y agoEh? Kinda. Storage still costs money and they’re all about the same. Dropbox loses because of preferential integration and defaults.
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- chrisseaton 5y agoAll software is replicable by a competitor. How you create it into a product is what matters. That's what the 'rsync' dumb argument misses.