per month? That's $120/year, or $360 for 3 years.
I think you can buy a couple of 3 TB hard drives for that.
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#12I wouldn't be surprised if this was some attempt to get more of your data for ad analysis.
I'd rather stick with Dropbox or AeroFS, at least security/privacy is a priority there.
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#13Still no delta sync. Only Dropbox just works with <1Mbps upload.
Is this true? Seems like a huge oversight - why would you implement syncing without deltas?
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#15I recently started using Google+ Photos to upload my pictures to the cloud, it's awesome. I would definitely recommend, especially now with the new lower price.
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#16I think at this point I'm a little more comfortable paying more for a company that I know won't abandon this market. I know Dropbox will be Dropbox in 5 years. How can we be sure Google Drive won't be shuttered in less time? Google is very haphazard with their web properties. Sometimes they shutter them, sometimes they stuff them in the closet. Google Reader, Wave, etc, you know. the stories. What scares me more are…
Is FUD really necessary?
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#17Single biggest shortcoming about Google Drive in an enterprise environment: There's no option to download an entire folder from a shared (public) link.
We use Google Apps but not all of our customers / partners / contractors do, and some large collections of shared files need to be downloaded and not simply viewed on a public webpage.
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#19per month? That's $120/year, or $360 for 3 years. I think you can buy a couple of 3 TB hard drives for that.
They're providing power, redundancy, and network connectivity.
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#20Dropbox is $9.99 for 100GB for comparison. Drive still doesn't have a Linux Client.
Well, no official Linux client. There's SyncDrive, which is based on Grive.