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They can't compete with that "single thing" when every massive tech company offers that same service with enormous advantages in scale.
by NeverFade 4y ago
They can't compete with that "single thing" when every massive tech company offers that same service with enormous advantages in scale.
- rootusrootus 4y agoI've used solutions from other companies, but I kept coming back to Dropbox because ultimately it worked best. The client implementation really matters. Every time they degrade the client experience, I start to ponder moving to something else again. I don't need fancy, I just need it to work every time.
- scarface74 4y agoYou might. But as an individual consumer, you don’t matter. The money comes from the “enterprise”.
- chipotle_coyote 4y agoDropbox does work the best, but some years back they took out their “middle tier” so you couldn’t just pay a few bucks a month, then a year or two after that sharply limited the free tier, took away the public folder, etc. At some point I had to ask myself “is this so much better than iCloud for my personal syncing and an FTP share directory for a public folder replacement,” and realized the answer for me was “no.”