Furthermore, he was only wrong on point #3. People make fun of this post on account of Dropbox having been a commercial success, but the first points are still

Furthermore, he was only wrong on point #3. People make fun of this post on account of Dropbox having been a commercial success, but the first points are still valid (and even more true today, with modern tooling) that FOSS self-hosted solutions are far better, more flexible, and serve as a learning/building opportunity - something the 2022 world of vendor lock-in, dumbed-down "user friendly" solutions, and vast data collection sorely needs more of.