On Tue, 27 Mar 2012 08:15:52 -0700 [email protected] (Randal L. Schwartz) dijo:
>>>>>> "Bill" == Bill Barry <[email protected]> writes: > >Bill> Dropbox allows files that large if you use the desktop >Bill> application to upload them. Their free account gives you 2GB of >Bill> storage. So if your file is smaller than 2GB you should be ok. >Bill> There are probably other services that allow this also. > >If you're not already a Dropbox user, keep in mind that *they* store >*your* password in such a way that People With Sufficient Motivation >can easily get to your files. > >I recommend Wuala.com instead, where all the encryption happens >client-side, and your stuff in the cloud is always safe. And yes, they >have 2GB for free as well. > >It's also a lot more flexible... instead of a single ~/Dropbox folder, >you can have multiple folders all over your disk with multiple rules >for syncing or backup. As a user of Android phones I look at Phandroid once a day to see what's new. A couple weeks ago they announced a new app for Box and, if you signed up by April 3? you got 50 GB storage for free. I did so, and now have free storage more than ample for my needs. I can access it from any computer, as well as from my phone. I don't know about the file size limit, though. Nor do I know anything about security. I have to log in with a password, although if I log in from my phone the login is automatic. _______________________________________________ PLUG mailing list [email protected] http://lists.pdxlinux.org/mailman/listinfo/plug
