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      <title>Today I Learned | 25th July 2013</title>
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      <description>Small Victories is a simple way to make a website out of the contents of a Dropbox folder.
  Pluralsight acquires PeepCode
  Code on the Cloud (through the browser) - Choose one
 Nitrous.io provides you with an individual server to get started with and you can buy up more nitrous based on your requirement. Cloud9 IDE (free version) shares your server with about 1000s of other users on OpenShift on an 8Gig server    Chromecast for $35 (Watch movies directly on your TV)</description>
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      <description>The Cloud companies are competing for end users for allowing them to use their services to store their memories(mostly photos/videos) in the Cloud (Ahem! remote harddisks that scale). Its the era of the cloud and sharing.
Pictures are the fastest way to capture a moment. A picture is worth a 1KB of words (but sized about a few MB). Sharing and saving photos, videos are getting famous and easy with cloud storage from each of Adobe, Amazon, Google, Dropboxalong with Flickr(now providing free 1TB of storage).</description>
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