I dropped Dropbox when it was only giving me like 5GB of storage, and my Onedrive had like 1TB due to an Office 365 Home subscription. They waited FAR too long to upgrade their storage space.
I dropped OneDrive because Microsoft Office kept trying to sync to it instead of just saving files locally and letting OneDrive handle the sync. The result was you'd hit "save" in Word or Excel and it would lock all windows for 30 seconds or more while it was communicating with "OneDrive in the cloud". So I switched away from the Microsoft product and started using Dropbox because it was more compatible with Office.
As for Condi, I don't see the big deal. As far as politicians go, she's a little too left-leaning for me, but she's a nice enough gal and it's not like the Dropbox board is a government position.
As for Condi, I don't see the big deal. As far as politicians go, she's a little too left-leaning for me, but she's a nice enough gal and it's not like the Dropbox board is a government position.