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Live Mesh for Mac
Here's my video post for the week. I decided that since I did a video about Dropbox, and since I sort of criticized Microsoft during that video for not rolling out Mac support with Live Mesh, I'd go ahead and follow up now that that support is available. Live Mesh is a lot like Dropbox with some unique features that make it either better or worse, depending on your point a view. Take a look and leave a comment if you have anything to say! Thanks for watching!
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