It's a good point I suppose. I've never had a need or urge to use a service like Dropbox to keep files in sync though. I prefer just to carry my working copies around, or use Google Docs. Maybe I'm missing out on seamless splendour, I don't know.
"Maybe I'm missing out on seamless splendour, I don't know."
I'd say that yes, you are (no snark intended). Dropbox is one of those things that you didn't really know you needed until you've used it for a while. It crept up on me and became indispensable for pretty much every collaborative project I've worked on.
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It's a good point I suppose. I've never had a need or urge to use a service like Dropbox to keep files in sync though. I prefer just to carry my working copies around, or use Google Docs. Maybe I'm missing out on seamless splendour, I don't know.
I'd say that yes, you are (no snark intended). Dropbox is one of those things that you didn't really know you needed until you've used it for a while. It crept up on me and became indispensable for pretty much every collaborative project I've worked on.