revealing Dropbox’s dirty little security hack
Update: also see Discovering how Dropbox hacks your mac If you have Dropbox installed, take a look at System Preferences > Security & Privacy > Accessibility tab (see screenshot above). Notice something? Ever wondered how it got in there? Do you think you might have put that in there yourself after Dropbox asked you for permission to control the computer? No, I can assure you that your memory isn’
Outage post-mortem
On Friday evening our service went down during scheduled maintenance. The service was back up and running about three hours later, with core service fully restored by 4:40 PM PT on Sunday. For the past couple of days, we’ve been working around the clock to restore full access as soon as possible. Though we’ve shared some brief updates along the way, we owe you a detailed explanation of what happen
Dropbox without Gnome :: antrix.net
Dropbox without Gnome 17 Sep 2008 · #techtalk Dropbox, the ‘it just works’ file syncing service, released their Linux client recently. Unfortunately, it has a heavy Gnome/Nautilus dependency. If you don’t use Gnome, you can get Dropbox to work without that baggage with these steps: Download the closed source Dropbox Linux client from http://www.getdropbox.com/download?plat=lnx.x86 (x86_64 for 64 b
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