appliedluck

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by appliedluck 12y ago
Conflicts are handled more elegantly than a simple overwrite. There are many ways to spin off a conflicted copy. This article covers the most common way: https://www.dropbox.com/help/36/en Dropbox is pretty good a
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by appliedluck 13y ago
Entrenched ISPs have complained that Google is getting special treatment. I find that somewhat disingenuous. It seems to me the difference between existing ISPs limp efforts to expand broadband and Google's is that Google did a decent
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by appliedluck 13y ago
I'm particularly glad to read that UCB is changing up the curriculum and introducing open source. Speaking from my time there and my discussions with EECS alumni, it felt like a lot of the curriculum was outdated and many felt ill-prep
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by appliedluck 13y ago
True, except this is an indicator that efforts to increase interest in computer science among young females appears to be making inroads. This should embolden those groups working to introduce computer science to young females.
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by appliedluck 13y ago
I wonder how much of a factor the decline of middle class spending is affecting the tablet consumer space. A phone is a more necessary gadget. A tablet could be considered a luxury item. Maybe people just can't fit them in their budget
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by appliedluck 14y ago
You can add Public folder functionality to any file or folder. See http://www.dropbox.com/help/167
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New Dropbox competitor AVG LiveKive actually SpiderOak(smallcloudbuilder.com)
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by appliedluck 16y ago
I don't think I've seen anyone attempt to do it with the Dropbox API and your mobile contacts, but I'm pretty sure it could be done.