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Here is how it looks like: https://i.imgur.com/KqcRwXY.gif https://i.imgur.com/KqcRwXY.gif i.e. "upload with phone, get the file on computer"
by josephernest 9y ago
Here is how it looks like: https://i.imgur.com/KqcRwXY.gif https://i.imgur.com/KqcRwXY.gif
i.e. "upload with phone, get the file on computer"
- wozniacki 9y agoI don't know if this is a known thing but my problem is in the reverse - getting things from my computer to the phone. Things like screenshots, gifs, webms etc from my computer to any phone anywhere, without first uploading to imgur or Google Drive / Dropbox / some other Live File-sharing service. Know of a simple tool that does that?
- King-Aaron 9y agoIt looks as if this tool can do just that...
- anschwa 9y agoThis would take care of that use case as well. It's a webapp that saves only a single file that can only be downloaded once. The idea is that the URL is only known to you. Pretty neat idea for personal file sharing.
- amigoingtodie 9y agoIt would be cool to have the computer show a series of QR codes with the encoded data, and an app on the phone that decodes them from the video. Also, there was a 'modem' implementation in a browser posted a few days ago, that could be used to share URLs from phone to PC (if the PC has a mic). Exfiltrating data can be non-nefarious.
- gjjrfcbugxbhf 9y ago1. Run an ssh server on the phone (may not seem simple to you depending on factors) 2. Bluetooth
- kalleboo 9y agoSFTP server on your home computer port-forwarded to the net, and an SFTP client on your phone?
- dTal 9y agoI wrote a little tool to do this. It fires up Python's SimpleHTTPServer and presents the URL to the file with a QR code. Works great as long as the phone and laptop are on the same network. For the other way I use the open source Android app "Share via HTTP" - it does the same thing. Here's the shitty bash script (I stole the urlencode part from Stackexchange): http://termbin.com/3b04 http://termbin.com/3b04
- josephernest 9y ago> my problem is in the reverse - getting things from my computer to the phone. It also works in this direction with Yopp.
- mekkkkkk 9y agoI use the File Commander Android app. It has a great feature where it starts up a web server hosting a file explorer like interface of your phone, where you can download, upload, delete, move and such. Works surprisingly well.
- dplgk 9y agoI have a mac and an Android phone. I use Pushbullet to send links, paste screenshots and it appears you can send files back and forth, too (I've never done it).
- tym0 9y agoIf you don't mind using an external service Pushbullet works quite well.