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Dropbox suspended

by Garwulf on May 2, 2010 · 4 comments

Dropbox Suspension

I kinda thought this might happen. Dropbox gives no indication as to what their bandwidth limits are; they just shut things down when you’re exceeding them.

I’ll probably submit the package to WoWInterface, but in the meantime I’ll host the file on this server and just keep an eye on the bandwidth.

I should have the Gar UI zip file accessible again within the hour.

Update: The zip file is available again.

Tagged as: dropbox, garui

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1 Ibraha May 2, 2010 at 9:05 pm

Well at least you know people are downloading it lol

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2 Garwulf May 2, 2010 at 9:20 pm

Yeah, no s**t… I guess that’s pretty cool. ;)

I hope people are liking it. :D

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3 john May 3, 2010 at 11:49 am

For those looking for extra space on the free accounts, its possible to get up to 8 extra gigs without paying.

Each of these will get you an extra 250mb.
#1) Sign up under a referral link. (30 seconds, 250mb)
#2) Complete the tutorial and start tasks. (2 minutes, 250mb)
#3) Refer people under your own link (time depends on motivation/your ability to whore products to your friends, 250mb per referral up to 8 gigs.)

You can use my link if you think this was helpful. Otherwise ignore it and use the one below.

Referral:
https://www.dropbox.com/referrals/NTY2NTQ5NzY5

Main Site:
http://www.dropbox.com

Thanks guys.

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4 Garwulf May 3, 2010 at 1:32 pm

The problem wasn’t the space, it was the requests. Apparently the public folders are restricted to probably only a GB or two of bandwidth per month. Dropbox isn’t really ideal for my intended purpose. I think it’s catered more towards a few dozen users per month accessing and downloading public files, rather than en masse.

It’s still a killer service though and one I highly recommend.

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