I've found Seafile to be quite good and reliable. It's a multiplatform, free software, self-hosted Dropbox alternative that provides file syncing, sharing, a web interface, and tools for team work. Libraries can be encrypted server-side.
I use it for several months now and it is both fast and reliable (much more than the owncloud versions I tested previously). It handles my whole pictures collection (about 90GB) very easily. You can install your own Seafile server (there's even a raspberry pi version), or buy storage space from them. Clients are multiplatform (Windows, Mac, Linux, Android, iPhone/iPad).
How did the GSIII fare against the iPhone 4s plus the iPhone 5 numbers? Seems to me to be a more fair comparison....
And many people postponed an iPhone 4S purchase because they knew the iPhone 5 was going to be shipped. So it doesn't seem a pertinent period of time to do such a comparison.
It's not a dupe. In an incredible technical breakthrough, Slashdot just managed to half the power required to operate its website by posting every story twice.
Next services they're going to offer : "rubberized wheelbarrow" to help you migrate from one cloud to another, and "ducttaped showerhose" to ease communication between several cloud-deplyed load-balanced webapps.
Did you try the notscripts chrome extension ? Not as complete and efficient as noscript, but it allows to control javascript on a domain based level...
The name is not "Hurd". It is "GNU/Hurd".
And I think we should not be too harsh with someone whose kernel is quite small and who is permanently surrounded by daemons...
Slashdot Mirror
For R users, see the RColorBrewer package for an easy way to use these palettes in maps and charts.
At first read I thought that Facebook was developing a spreadsheet and a word processor...
I've found Seafile to be quite good and reliable. It's a multiplatform, free software, self-hosted Dropbox alternative that provides file syncing, sharing, a web interface, and tools for team work. Libraries can be encrypted server-side.
I use it for several months now and it is both fast and reliable (much more than the owncloud versions I tested previously). It handles my whole pictures collection (about 90GB) very easily. You can install your own Seafile server (there's even a raspberry pi version), or buy storage space from them. Clients are multiplatform (Windows, Mac, Linux, Android, iPhone/iPad).
It's evidence that bathroom surveillance is not what it should be (or at least not used properly).
Yep. I think the NSA should do much more bathroom surveillance.
How did the GSIII fare against the iPhone 4s plus the iPhone 5 numbers? Seems to me to be a more fair comparison....
And many people postponed an iPhone 4S purchase because they knew the iPhone 5 was going to be shipped. So it doesn't seem a pertinent period of time to do such a comparison.
It's not a dupe. In an incredible technical breakthrough, Slashdot just managed to half the power required to operate its website by posting every story twice.
Next services they're going to offer : "rubberized wheelbarrow" to help you migrate from one cloud to another, and "ducttaped showerhose" to ease communication between several cloud-deplyed load-balanced webapps.
Did you try the notscripts chrome extension ? Not as complete and efficient as noscript, but it allows to control javascript on a domain based level...
The name is not "Hurd". It is "GNU/Hurd".
And I think we should not be too harsh with someone whose kernel is quite small and who is permanently surrounded by daemons...
The webapp is written in Python.
640 bits ought to be enough for anyone...
Bah... you must be new here. I'm sure you missed at least one.
Of course he missed one, you insensitive clod !