Dropbox in 1996
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Dropbox in 1996
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Re: Dropbox in 1996
#2it was getdropbox.com at its launch AFAIK.
Re: Dropbox in 1996
#3Am i mistaken when saying that the website's design is pretty good for 1996?
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#4Always fascinating to go back in time. Have a look at Twilio http://web.archive.org/web/20081216031744/http://www.twilio....
What's interesting is the consistency of message to this day - simplicity, pay as you go, no Shenanigans Pricing, no contract.
Re: Dropbox in 1996
#5They launched with the domain getdropbox.com and only after being succesful they were able to buy the real dropbox.com from the previous owner.
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#6Am i mistaken when saying that the website's design is pretty good for 1996?
Don't be a fool, I don't see a single tag. How can this be considered "good"???
Re: Dropbox in 1996
#7Always fascinating to go back in time. Have a look at Twilio http://web.archive.org/web/20081216031744/http://www.twilio.... What's interesting is the consistency of message to this day - simplicity, pay as you go, no Shenanigans Pricing, no contract.
While 2008 is technically "back in time" the OP is interesting because technologically 1996 was another era. 2008 was a few years ago. "To this day" indeed.
Re: Dropbox in 1996
#8Always fascinating to go back in time. Have a look at Twilio http://web.archive.org/web/20081216031744/http://www.twilio.... What's interesting is the consistency of message to this day - simplicity, pay as you go, no Shenanigans Pricing, no contract.
While 2008 is technically "back in time" the OP is interesting because technologically 1996 was another era. 2008 was a few years ago. "To this day" indeed.
Another era but, more important, another service...
Re: Dropbox in 1996
#9> Dropbox was founded in 2007 by Drew Houston and Arash Ferdowsi, two MIT students tired of emailing files to themselves to work from more than one computer.