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Edit: Even if a link is generated client side along with an access key, it's sent plain text and anyone who sees it can click it.
Observant HNers lets start a running list of OSX Yosemite Feature => 3rd Party App / Feature
If I were Dropbox I'd be really worrying now. All of the big 3 has it's well-integrated cloud storage -- so far Dropbox was the de-facto cloud storage for Apple users. Now what?
Does this mean that Apple will be sending all my spotlight keystrokes to the cloud (ie: to Apple/Bing for live results)? Hrm.
This is working perfectly for me on windows: http://www.twitch.tv/applekeynote No commentary or anything
This is working perfectly for me on windows: http://www.twitch.tv/applekeynote No commentary or anything
Thanks. I can't thank you enough.
I watch the keynotes at work (on Windows) so I always spend the first 5-10 minutes scrambling around looking for a live stream that actually works.
This is probably the best one I've found. No stuttering, no commentary, etc.
How is an attachment meaningfully encrypted through iCloud if someone who isn't using a Mac can download the file through a link in the email they receive? If that link can be generated for them, it can be generated for anyone. Edit: Even if a link is generated client side along with an access key, it's sent plain text and anyone who sees it can click it.
If I were Dropbox I'd be really worrying now. All of the big 3 has it's well-integrated cloud storage -- so far Dropbox was the de-facto cloud storage for Apple users. Now what?
While I do like the new Continuity features (and I'm somewhat of a cloud skeptic), I don't see myself sharing files over iCloud with my friends anytime soon.
Another thing that strikes me is, while I do use Dropbox a lot to sync across my devices, and those devices are almost always Macs, I'm also a toxic Dropbox user. Dropbox should not want to keep me as a "customer": I'm on the free plan, totally maxed out storage space by taking part in every conceivable promo, relatively high bandwidth usage, across a lot of devices. There is no possible reason for Dropbox to want me continue using them.