The Long Dark Teatime of the Soul

Hmm. Should I even ask what you're storing in your drop box? Is that wise? Well, I've always been a risk taker. (Okay, not really. Like never.)

You may love Dropbox but I have it on good authority that Dropbox loves me more.

 

I started using it a couple years ago as a quick FTP solution. I began to realize it was the perfect place to store projects I work on both at home and work. If they ever decide to charge for it I will be deeply saddened.

Dropbox = LimeWire for dummies?

Falling in love with a piece of technology? SAURON! YOU'VE BEEN HITTING THE WHISKEY HAVEN'T YOU?

Just kidding.

Hmm. Should I even ask what you're storing in your drop box? Is that wise? Well, I've always been a risk taker. (Okay, not really. Like never.)

 

Lots and lots of smartphone pr0n, of course. What else would it be?

That's, uh.. kind of creepy. But I agree, DropBox is awesome. I use it for a lot of things and it makes working on projects with people in other states quick and easy.

That's, uh.. kind of creepy. But I agree, DropBox is awesome. I use it for a lot of things and it makes working on projects with people in other states quick and easy.

 

Creepy is as creepy does.

 

Dropbox has been a godsend for those who use smartphones quite heavily. Being able to instantly take a pic or video and then dump it in Dropbox, or pulling a text or other type of media file that's been shared if it needs to be accessed on the go. I can't say enough good things about it.