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I'd be interested in which `free` you are talking about. Beer or speech (or both)? Because for me, the prime reason I refuse to use Dropbox[1] is that it's unf
by slowpoke 15y ago
I'd be interested in which `free` you are talking about. Beer or speech (or both)?
Because for me, the prime reason I refuse to use Dropbox[1] is that it's unfree software as per the speech definition. I am not running software on my computer that needs internet access and transmits files when I can not verify what this program does, in addition to my personal policy of reducing my usage of unfree software to an absolute, unavoidable minimum.
[1] I'm studying CS and it's really annoying how ubiquitous Dropbox has become among the student crowds. I stopped counting after about the first three dozen attempts of people trying to get me to use Dropbox.
- Karunamon 15y agoMostly as in beer. You have to cough up cash to get a respectable quota. Personally, I think you're being rather paranoid on the whole free software (as in speech) thing, but hey, whatever works for you :)
- RKearney 15y ago18.2GB for free isn't enough? I guess not when companies like box.net are giving out 50GB for free. =/