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Look at our Home from Space – The Gateway to Astronaut Photography of Earth

May 7, 2014
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This is an amazing tool for any normal people like me. I can watch the real time earth view from the out space.

Real Time

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Black Scenes = Night side of the Earth; Gray Scenes = Switching to the next camera, or the communications downlink from the ISS in not available at the moment.

The live video feed from HDEV will occasionally be unavailable due to loss of Ku-band transmission from the International Space Station. Please check the site again in approximately 30 minutes.

IT IS ALSO A PART OF NASA.

http://eol.jsc.nasa.gov/HDEV/

Linode Double the Storage space for Free

August 1, 2013
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Yes, it is true. Even looks like too good to be true. Linode announced Storage Space Doubled!
The new Linode lineup:
Linode 1GB disk space increased from 24GB to 48GB
Linode 2GB from 48GB to 96GB
Linode 4GB from 96GB to 192GB
Linode 8GB from 192GB to 384GB
Linode 16GB from 384GB to 768GB
Linode 32GB from 768GB to 1.5TB
Linode 40GB from 960GB to 1.875TB
The upgrade is easy, one click only.
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Get 3GB bonus space for your Dropbox

February 16, 2012
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Got email from Dropbox. Which told me to I am a Dropbox Guru. There is a bonus for me. It is 3GB of Free extra space for next 12 months. So totally, I have 10.75GB space and already 50% full.

Dropbox is the No.1 storage tools, based on Feb. 2012 Website Magazine.
76% of respondents use Dropbox. Other storage providers included Time Machine (7%), Carbonite (3%), Box.net (3%), and Crashplan (2%).

My experience is Dropbox is the fastest tool to upload your file to cloud and your other computer. I am also use my smartphone (Android based) to access the file. Took the pictures and send to Dropbox directly.

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I have a shared folder with my parents in law. They live in San Francisco. They can see my young son’s pictures just a few seconds after I took the pictures and save it into the Dropbox.

Click here to get your free space on Dropbox.

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