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Dropbox +250 megs Signup

Use this link to sign up for Dropbox and you'll get an additional 250 megs (on top of the 2 gigs everyone receives). In fact, we both will. -->  Dropbox referral signup  <-- I love Dropbox, I use it on three platforms; it allows me to keep data sync'd from Windows to Mac to Linux.  I can also access my files from my iPhone or even through the web interface. Sign-up and install the client on each computer you want connected to your account. This will create a folder that will automatically be replicated in the cloud and on each computer you run the Dropbox client. Lifehacker readers have voted it the #1 online backup tool . Here are some other uses for Dropbox: Remote, automated torrent client . Simply drop a torrent file in your Dropbox (say, at work) and setup a computer at home to monitor a folder in your Dropbox for torrent files. A simple way to have large downloads waiting for you when you get home. (I use this for linux distributions, it works well.)...
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Lessons learned from Dropbox

Dropbox Homepage Slide show from the founder, and his startup lessons learned. http://www.slideshare.net/gueste94e4c/dropbox-startup-lessons-learned-3836587
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This isn't right

It doesn't seem quite right to me, that I live 5 minutes from the largest city in New Hampshire and this is my selection of TV stations. OTA TV Stations for Southern NH Essentially, ABC and PBS. A population of around 100,000 people in Manchester alone, maybe 250,000 in a 50 mile radius and this is the best we can do. I'm really about 45 miles north of Boston and I can get only one of the major networks. Shouldn't all major metropolitan areas receive the basic broadcast channels of ABC, CBS, NBC, PBS and Fox? How is this possible? I'm sure this is NOT what we had in mind when the digital changeover was legislated. We can do better. And no, I don't consider cable and satellite companies as better; I should not have to shell out $1,000/year for internet and broadcast television stations.
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Famous Company's Office Designs

Pixar Offices Here are some famous companies and how they approach office design. As you can see, these aren't your barren office cubicles from generic companies you may have worked for in the past. Check them out.
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