#dropbox
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why š @DropboxSupport
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Finally rigged up my system for archiving all my iPhone and DSLR photos on Flickr! Through a convoluted path involving Dropbox, a Synology NAS, and Eyefi card, and a lot of code to properly handle time zones and GPS data it's up and running!
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A preview of the new Dropbox API v2 | Dropbox Developer Blog (blogs.dropbox.com)
API v2 will always return a 409 status code with a stable and documented error identifier in the body
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I was *this close* to ditching my Dropbox subscription and switching to Bittorrent Sync, but then they went and upgraded all the plans to 1TB storage. https://www.dropbox.com/pro
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Really getting annoyed at @dropbox deciding to delete files randomly. This time not related to going over my quota.
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Dropbox - What is your company going to make? (blog.jansenderek.com)
Dropbox synchronizes files across your/your teamās computers. Itās much better than uploading or email, because itās automatic, integrated into Windows, and fits into the way you already work. Thereās also a web interface, and the files are securely backed up to Amazon S3. Dropbox is kind of like taking the best elements of subversion, trac and rsync and making them ājust workā for the average individual or team. Hackers have access to these tools, but normal people donāt.
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How to back up Dropbox automatically - daily, weekly, monthly snapshots
Dropbox is great. Most of the time. It's great when I need to easily share files with people while working on a project together. It keeps files in sync between multiple computers, and is the only solution I've found so far which works seamlessly and instantaneously. If you don't already use it, I highly recommend it.continue reading...