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MasterM Registered 02/01/2002 Points 701	12th March, 2011 at 13:37:01 - so if i want to upload a file somewhere (RAR or ZIP) what are good FREE hosts. what free hosts are there anyways? it doesn't have to stay online FOREVER and I just want to give it to one person (doesn't know if that matters). so are there any pages / free services you know of? thanks a lot
Don Luciano Heavy combat pancake Registered 25/10/2006 Points 380	12th March, 2011 at 13:55:07 - Dropbox is very good. Code me a sausage!
Eternal Man [EE] Pitied the FOO Registered 18/01/2007 Points 2955	12th March, 2011 at 15:47:45 - Mediafire is totally usable. Eternal Entertainment's Code'n'Art Man E_E = All Indie ...actually Ell Endie, but whatever.
MasterM Registered 02/01/2002 Points 701	12th March, 2011 at 15:51:27 - Originally Posted by Eternal Man [EE] Mediafire is totally usable. can I upload stuff to it without an account / is an account free? --- i looked at drop box and didn't quite get it. i need to create an account and then download some software that uploads my stuff to it? no direct uploading on the site?
Eternal Man [EE] Pitied the FOO Registered 18/01/2007 Points 2955	12th March, 2011 at 16:38:06 - Originally Posted by MasterM Originally Posted by Eternal Man [EE] Mediafire is totally usable. can I upload stuff to it without an account / is an account free? --- i looked at drop box and didn't quite get it. i need to create an account and then download some software that uploads my stuff to it? no direct uploading on the site? At mediafire you just register an account (free of charge) and start uploading stuff to it. A lot of people in the community use it. Eternal Entertainment's Code'n'Art Man E_E = All Indie ...actually Ell Endie, but whatever.
UrbanMonk BRING BACK MITCH Registered 07/07/2008 Points 49667	12th March, 2011 at 16:40:04 - I have a little file uploading site, it's not too fast since it was an accedent that I have it, didn't want the server space to go to waste though. No account necessary http://jfile.us n/a
Cecilectomy noPE Registered 19/03/2005 Points 305	13th March, 2011 at 23:08:37 - Originally Posted by Eternal Man [EE] Originally Posted by MasterM Originally Posted by Eternal Man [EE] Mediafire is totally usable. can I upload stuff to it without an account / is an account free? --- i looked at drop box and didn't quite get it. i need to create an account and then download some software that uploads my stuff to it? no direct uploading on the site? At mediafire you just register an account (free of charge) and start uploading stuff to it. A lot of people in the community use it. except its been inundated with tons of ads since it first started. i actually would not recommend it over any other ad based hellhole of an uploading service. n/a
Sketchy Cornwall UK Registered 06/11/2004 Points 1971	13th March, 2011 at 23:24:18 - Mediafire / Rapidshare / Megaupload etc, ALL SUCK Windows Live Skydrive is still the best n/a
Ski TDC is my stress ball Registered 13/03/2005 Points 10130	13th March, 2011 at 23:35:03 - Box.net is my personal favourite. n/a
MasterM Registered 02/01/2002 Points 701	14th March, 2011 at 08:42:44 - Originally Posted by Sketchy Mediafire / Rapidshare / Megaupload etc, ALL SUCK Windows Live Skydrive is still the best yeh to be honest this is what I thought of using myself given the fact I've got a hotmail account. I've tried it this weekend and it seems to work quite nicely and I won't have to make up a new account somewhere else. Thanks for all the great site suggestions for example I was not aware of box.net yet so thanks for that.
Don Luciano Heavy combat pancake Registered 25/10/2006 Points 380	14th March, 2011 at 08:57:49 - Mediafire is okay beacuse it doesnt have a limit to how many files you can download like some others. So its good for the downloader. You also have a nice download statistic. But i guess any of the mentioned might be good aswell. Dropbox is great because it creates a direct link download, meaning you can just click on it or right click download. And is great when doing projects with others as it supports creating shared folders. And uploading is a lot more easier. Code me a sausage!
Sketchy Cornwall UK Registered 06/11/2004 Points 1971	14th March, 2011 at 12:54:30 - Skydrive does all that too, and you don't have to install anything - so you can use it on any computer. n/a
OMC What a goofball Registered 21/05/2007 Points 3516	14th March, 2011 at 13:26:17 - Though it's not free, I'd highly recommend eventually picking up a .com domain name that comes with free hosting (Mine's with GoDaddy, but there are others). The cheapest ones are around $20 a year, and to upload a file, all you have to do is start filezilla and drag'n'drop! Beats the pants off all those other file hosting services.
Duncan Thelonious Dunc Registered 18/05/2002 Points 552	14th March, 2011 at 13:26:41 - Dropbox has a browser upload too - they focus on the synchronisation stuff but you don't have to use it. Pretty sure Google docs has a generic file upload with public sharing n/a
Duncan Thelonious Dunc Registered 18/05/2002 Points 552	14th March, 2011 at 13:28:39 - Originally Posted by OMC Though it's not free, I'd highly recommend eventually picking up a .com domain name that comes with free hosting (Mine's with GoDaddy, but there are others). The cheapest ones are around $20 a year, and to upload a file, all you have to do is start filezilla and drag'n'drop! Beats the pants off all those other file hosting services. Oh, well, we all have our own servers, we just prefer to use other people's bandwidth! n/a
GamesterXIII Registered 04/12/2008 Points 1110	14th March, 2011 at 16:00:39 - Mediafire doesn't require registration. The ads aren't that bad. There is usually 1 popunder ad every time you download something. Other than that its just built-in ads that don't affect shit. The download speeds are usually really good. IIRC if you upload from the same location constantly, even without an account, it remembers where you are uploading from and shows you the past files you have uploaded as well. n/a
Don Luciano Heavy combat pancake Registered 25/10/2006 Points 380	14th March, 2011 at 20:54:13 - Originally Posted by Duncan Originally Posted by OMC Though it's not free, I'd highly recommend eventually picking up a .com domain name that comes with free hosting (Mine's with GoDaddy, but there are others). The cheapest ones are around $20 a year, and to upload a file, all you have to do is start filezilla and drag'n'drop! Beats the pants off all those other file hosting services. Oh, well, we all have our own servers, we just prefer to use other people's bandwidth! So true Code me a sausage!

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