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How is it that I'm learning about Klenginem, the Klingon Eminem impersonator, from the NY Times rather than my tweeps? http://www.nytimes.com/2009...
@amandafrench @clioweb But how does an SEO sell "I'll get you to #1 for X" anymore? It was a clear goal before.
@chrisblizzard @foundhistory Lehrer's declaration is at the end of this video segment: http://www.pbs.org/newshou...
Excited about this update from @openlibrary, "taking it to the next level": http://tr.im/GzRI Redesign, FRBR, linked data, more
Even more reason to keep my monthly donation to @leolaporte for @TWiT: kudos to him for pegging his salary to donations: http://leoville.com/whats-t...
Our Digging into Data team ("Team Criminal Intent") includes @williamjturkel @TimHitchcock @GeoffRockwell @sgsinclair @stakats
@OChslibrarian See http://www.zotero.org/support/ for training videos (see "screencasts)
Cloud storage for Zotero launches! Now you can get up to 10 GB to backup, sync, & share PDFs & other files: http://www.zotero.org/support...
io2a, Pedro Beltrao, J M Cerqueira Esteves and 4 other people liked this
Is it me or is that expensive?
- Deepak Singh
Deepak: This is not normal personal cloud storage. Please see http://tr.im/Gstx on why this costs slightly more than other services.
- Dan Cohen
Dan, I read that and am well aware of the challenges of high availability/high durability storage (I manage business development for Amazon EC2), hence the question, especially since you're using S3. Perhaps more information than you can share in public. Call it intellectual curiosity
- Deepak Singh
Haven't tried it in ages, but when I last looked there was an option to specify the storage directory. Put that in Dropbox/ and you're done. Would give you backup and sync, if not share.
- Neil Saunders
@Neil I do the same, straight into dropbox, job done
- Frank
Not exactly the same thing, but my Papers library resides on dropbox
- Deepak Singh
You've always been able to bring your own storage to Zotero, for free. There's a pref for that. This new storage, in addition to providing extra personal storage, provides real-time sync of files across groups, among other things. That means if you are in a science Zotero group with a thousand people, your 2 GB dataset will propagate to all of those people upon upload. When someone new joins the group, they'll get all the data too. As Deepak knows, those syncs are tricky and also use a lot of bandwidth.
- Dan Cohen
Dan, thanks for the clarification. So this is more of a "advanced" feature and not targeted at personal repositories. This would be a really cool feature for companies.
- Deepak Singh
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