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Do you like the concept of backup services like Dropbox or Box but don’t want to relinquish control of your data? Well now you can keep your files safely stored in your own pantry, right next to your jars of fruits and vegetables. An innovative DIYer has figured out a way to skillfully merge a Raspberry Pi running BitTorrent Sync with a traditional glass Mason jar. The result is a homemade service that keeps files in sync between all of your devices. In terms of software setup, all you need to do is SSH into a Raspberry Pi and install the Raspberry Pi version of BitTorrent Sync (aptly named Raspberry Preserve), Node.js, and a few other packages. The Pi can also connect to optional LEDs, to blink or stay solid depending on whether data is currently transferring to the device. While the original creator opted to attach his Mason jar to a wooden base, it is up to you to decide how much effort you want to put into the aesthetics of the device. BitTorrent Sync was cr

Pejman Mar Ventures is just two years old, yet it has managed to make a name for itself among Stanford students, partly because its 5,000-square-foot offices are less than a mile from the school’s leafy campus and largely because the firm has made a concerted effort to bring Stanford students and alums into its community, including through a summer program that basically invites students to hang out and see what happens, no strings attached. Founded by serial entrepreneur Mar Hershenson and Pejman Nozad, who famously sold rugs to tech millionaires before becoming a full-time investor, the $50 million, seed-stage firm has already backed five startups whose founders were at Stanford when Pejman Mar wrote them a check. Among them: the deep-linking technology company Branch Metrics, which has now raised $17.8 million altogether; Polarr, a popular photo-editing tool that recently raised $1 million in seed funding; and the food-delivery startup DoorDash, which has raised $60 m

It’s a fascinating time to take stock of startup innovation in the Netherlands, a rare turning point where you can watch the hard work of the past give way to the immense promise of the future. Behind London and Berlin, the Dutch startup scene is already considered to be one of the most prominent in Europe. (If it feels unfair to weigh an entire country against individual cities, consider that the Netherlands has 17 million people crammed into an area half the size of South Carolina.) Conrad Egusa Crunch Network Contributor Conrad Egusa is the CEO of Publicize . Startup Juncture reported 75 major deals in 2014 , for a total of roughly $560 million in investment. Ten companies raised over $9 million. In the past few years, especially, each successive quarter has seemingly brought a new standard for sheer volume of activity. The road to this point has been long and deliberate, and Dutch entrepreneurs deserve credit for w

While Android system has all the best features in their phones, windows takes the lead in the sound quality arena. But to all the music lovers, you no more have to switch to windows for experiencing good sound or audio quality . Android has a huge marketplace for applications, and we at Techposts.org have found out  not just the top ranking but the most efficient apps for you. In this article, you will come across some of the best Android applications for a music lover. You can customize your sound, volume, bass, speakers everything via these applications and enjoy the heavenly feel of music. So all of those out there who are disappointed by their android phones sound quality, this is a must read. Get the best applications , free of cost. Below are the application to improve the sound quality of your Android Phones : 1) MUSIC VOLUME EQ Music volume equalizer is a great application for android phones. It has a volume slider with live music stereo led