Reply to: Storing files without paying for it?

[d000hg]

Storage bought for work this month - over 40 TB.

I don't want to spy on the whole internet

[dinker]

Let me have a look at my Rapidshare account.... hmmm, 100GB, is that enough for you?

[singhr]

Send it to me and I'll save it one of our servers here. I've never seen so much private music, films, pics software etc. It's a wonder there is any space left for work.

[AtW]

Go back to work.

Storage bought for work this month - over 40 TB.

[d000hg]

worthless crap

Go back to work.

[AtW]

The point is I would be bound to forget to take the stick with me, or would accidentally delete the file as part of periodic tidying up.

Then you've got a bigger problem to work on - forget ebook, it's clearly worthless as you are trying to get free storage for it.

What you need to focus on:

1) improving your memory so that you don't forget things
2) accidentally deleting things
3) avoiding trash so that you won't have to periodically tidy up

HTH

[d000hg]

Am I missing the point or would a £7 USB memory stick contain this book and much more besides?

The point is I would be bound to forget to take the stick with me, or would accidentally delete the file as part of periodic tidying up.

Not familiar with dropbox, will take a look.

[bogeyman]

Am I missing the point or would a £7 USB memory stick contain this book and much more besides?

[Spacecadet]

Dropbox gets my vote too

[ThomasSoerensen]

or use adrive - 50gig for free

[SorenLorensen]

Another vote here for Dropbox, it's the business.

[DimPrawn]

Why not copy it to a SD card?

[d000hg]

If you are not prepared to pay for your data storage, then it's not worth keeping.

HTH

Yes you're right. I should buy a dedicated server with guaranteed 99.99 SLA in a bunker somewhere, to store my £20 ebook.

[AtW]

If you are not prepared to pay for your data storage, then it's not worth keeping.

HTH

[minestrone]

www.getdropbox.com