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www.oldhouse-cottage.co.uk On 01/09/14 17:25, Neil Winchurst wrote:
as was said, not a lot to distinguish these services except free space and linux compatibility. This one https://www.copy.com/home/ has good linux integration, system tray app which does pretty much everything the dropbox one does (no Nautilus/Dolphin integration though) etc, and 15GB free.On Mon, 1 Sep 2014 15:18:00 +0100 Joseph Bennie <jay@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:On 1 Sep 2014, at 14:44, Neil Winchurst <barnaby@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:On Mon, 01 Sep 2014 07:57:17 +0100 Tom <madtom1999@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:On 31/08/14 22:22, Eion MacDonald wrote:On 31/08/2014 18:08, bad apple wrote:Literally every person on the list except youWrong. I have never used any external cloud storage so it is 'more than one'.-- regards Eion MacDonaldEt moi. Too much disconnectivity in my world to even consider anything - even if I could ensure security. Tom te tom te tomI have been saving stuff on my own website up to now. This works, and I encrypt first where necessary. The problem is that it is not synced. Every time I make a change I have to upload the latest version myself. That is the main reason for looking at this. Also I was hoping for some suggestion as to which is the best one. NeilDropbox (fyi it also works offline and there are settings to control bandwidth use etc when synchronising, and a helpful pause button) so far Iâve used it for 2 years on multiples systems without issue. They also just upped the pro version to 1TB so if your a heavy user its very good value vs a hard disk when you consider the 100% reliability and usage options.Thanks, that is the one I know the best. I have already earned some extra free storage to a total of 2.75 Gb, which will be plenty for me. If I decide to stay with one it will be DB. Neil
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