My computers are not simultaneously online. I then have no 3rd party helping me, which is a plus and a minus. no special server at all) is one robust option and I do a lot of this. How can I get something like Dropbox without all the security holes and creepy behaviour?
Suffice it to say, I am not keen to opt in to their nonsense. TBH I am not so excited I can be bothered going in to seeing if it is still happening or not
Historically the dropbox client app used to do all manner of suspicious things to further undermine my trust Įnough suspicious things that I will never trust them. However well-intention it may be, it does not change the fact that this is by nature not secure, and increases the risk that my stuff will be exposed in a breach, or sent to whichever agency would like to read it in whichever jurisdiction has the weakest protection for confidentiality. These services creepily read my documents in the name of convenience. Same goes for the Google and Microsoft options. Unsatisfactory, being hamstrung by technical and legal shortcomings. However, Dropbox’s solution, as groundbreaking as it was, is also They invented a thing which keeps the files locally and syncs them with your co-workers online. Realising this is why the Dropbox founders are now rich. Purely cloud-based network drives just aren’t awesome at fast or distributed work.
#Syncthing cpu usage archive#
How great is this 1889 fax machine? How slow is progress? (Sorrt, I have no further metadata because Internet archive took their content off Flickr)
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