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Online Storage 2.0: Six Sites Reviewed

Posted by ryuzaki0 on from the who-needs-hard-drives dept.

mikemuch writes "Services like box.net, openomy, and eSnips are more than just places to access your files from the web. Some include media organization tools, Windows shell integration, drag-and-drop uploading, tagging, and social content sharing. ExtremeTech has a review up of six online storage services with Web 2.0 twists."

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  1. Yippee - 6 more sites to add to the "banned" list by xxxJonBoyxxx · · Score: -1, Flamebait

    Yippee - 6 more sites to add to the corporate "banned" list.

    It's bad enough people try to use things like "Gmail" to send things that really ought to be sent securely. There are lot of semi-computer-literate yokels out there who see "SSL" and "SSH" and forget that their "private" data will be lying in the clear on someone else's server at the end of the day (free for the someone else or a server hacker to copy/read).

  2. Re:Fantastic! by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Flamebait

    Sure. Just pick up any old hardware or software review, insert the term, "Web 2.0", at least a dozen times, and voila! You now have an instant cutting-edge technology review.