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If Dropbox has acknowledged the problem and they're working to fix it, I don't really see the problem here. It's impossible to make perfect software, and it's p
by bkanber 13y ago
If Dropbox has acknowledged the problem and they're working to fix it, I don't really see the problem here. It's impossible to make perfect software, and it's probably true that not too many people have >300k files (I only have 30k in mine), so I can see why this isn't at the top of their list.
- jamestomasino 13y agoAgreed. I don't agree with his conclusion that this will only get worse with time. It seems to be a very limited problem they're already addressing.
- danaw 13y agoDropbox has know about it for quite some time. I complained about the same issue over a year and a half ago and I regularly have to kill Dropbox. Obviously they are some tough technological problems, but that's only an excuse for so long.
- samspenc 13y agoThe "problem" is they're trying to sync 300,000 nodes from client to server and do this constantly - not fun.