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My files in the cloud

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All files that I use at work I have them on the Internet. I have all the notes, manuals, some textbooks, legal documents and all assignments and tests that my students have made in recent years (by law I keep the reviews of the last four years). I use Dropbox

. This is a 2GB virtual disk (you can pay for more capacity). Access to files (upload or download content) can be done via web or through a program that places a small icon in the taskbar. There

Linux version for Mac and Windows. When we click on the icon Dropbox open a folder that is physically on your computer, and any changes we make - edit a file, copy or delete documents, etc. - Is automatically updated on the Internet.

best thing is that if you have installed this program on multiple computers, the content of our Dropbox folder is automatically updated when the computer starts when the computer connects to the Internet. Thus, we have exactly the same content Dropbox folder on all computers we work. To me comes in handy because I use four computers, one at home and three on the job. I was using GSpace

for a while. This is a Firefox plugin that uses space GMail account as a virtual disk. It is a dried chestnuts compared with Dropbox . For the record

Dropbox not pay me anything, speak well of this program based on my own experience. It's the program, along with GMail, more use to improve my productivity.
Lately I've been keeping in
Dropbox not only my work files but also other personal information: all of my articles, sketches and diagrams for at least the books I'm reading, photos, music ... My goal is to have all my data in the cloud and use my local hard drive only for backup (just in case) and the SO.

You? Do you have files in the cloud or save it all on the hard drive of your computer? Do you use Dropbox or you have another virtual hard disk? Tell us, perhaps the application that we may want to use others.