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Ask HN: Is Node.js appropriate for timeline critical applications?
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16y ago
True, but I don't think it would be any more than the support provided for personal web space . The big difference of course is that Dropbox is much better, more user friendly and much more enjoyable as it is available from your desktop in
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16y ago
In the article I mentioned that Dropbox would have to source some costs in infrastructure. In my opinion, Dropbox with your ISP would be more beneficial for multiple accounts. Dropbox could have a control panel for ISPs to link their custom
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What I think Dropbox's next move should be.
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Bravo to Google for thinking a few steps ahead. > In addition to supporting H.264, Chrome currently bundles an embedded version of Adobe’s closed source and proprietary Flash Player plugin. For one, I am a little tired of the hyperbole
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16y ago
While true, there is a much bigger point here that you're missing. What is the point of the App Store approval process if it's not inherently reliable to the developer who has spent countless hours bringing him/herself up to speed on the gu