It's such a misleading title. It's nothing like Dropbox. We're talking about 60 lines of python for the "server" and 90 lines of python for the "client". That

It's such a misleading title. It's nothing like Dropbox. We're talking about 60 lines of python for the "server" and 90 lines of python for the "client". That's a weekend hack, not a Dropbox clone. It happened so many times in the past, that I'm patenting a method of getting on first page of HN: 1. Write something 2. Call it a dropbox clone 3. Congratulations, apparently no-one bothers to check if that "something" does anything even remotely similar to dropbox: - does it have a GUI client with a highly polished interface? - does it have an installer? - does it have conflict resolution to reconcile changes made on different computers? - does it try to not corrupt files if download/upload fails in the middle? - is it self-contained or do you first have to install, say, python interpeter?