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Utilities for the home office development environment that I use, or that I'm interested in. Most are free.
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- Alistair
- Foundation Board Member Institute of Government Business Analysis & Process Reengineering (IGBAPR)
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They recommend Google Video???You ever used it? It sucks. Hard to use and they don't put your vid up straight away. YouTube shits all over it. And this newbie - Blip.tv is pretty good, too. I've been using Vimeo for awhile. It's o.k. but only gives you 30Mb a week. I have a Directors Account with YouTube and it allows me to post anything. But a normal account is 100Mb Upload or Ten minutes each time. Still pretty good. And I don't know whether I get preferential treatment now but I'm able to Upload and be accepted in a few minutes - it used to take up to half an hour before and was a real drag. I've an account with Revver, too. But I'm not impressed. YouTube is far and away the winner. And there's something like 15Million hits a day to the site. Cheers digger, Mal.
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