Came here to say pretty much the same thing. It's slick and easy to use. It's actually the 'dropbox' I've always wanted and if they introduce a storage limit I'd pay.
Additionally, creating an easy way to share files with friends without taking up their quota is awesome. This looks like it could be a very, very powerful competitor to Dropbox.
But they've since moved away from that in favor of Dropbox-style selective sync for reasons that didn't seem very convincing to me. [1]
[1] http://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2014/11/onedri...
That said, my point is more that for people who start storing 100GB+ of data, it becomes harder and harder to actually manage which bits you want at any time.
>There is no paid upgrade currently. The 10GB free accounts will stay free, but we'll likely offer paid storage for people who want to store more data.
Or are you saying you prefer the command line interface?
Edit to add link to EFF ratings: https://www.eff.org/who-has-your-back-government-data-reques...
tarsnap is nerdish, secure and reasonably priced for what it provides IIRC. Haven't used it though but expect someone would have yelled out here if it was bad. (In fact the only one I've seen bashing it was patio11, -because it was too cheap and too nerdish.)
Dropbox was listed on PRISM documents. Are you kidding me?
Thank you so much and congratulations on the release!
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Best of luck with this thing you're building. I haven't been excited about any tech stuff in ages. This is really cool.