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Not sure if your comment is just a re-hash of the now famous HN comment on the Dropbox Show HN ("Why can't you just use rsync/scp"), but netcat which is a unix
by capableweb 5y ago
Not sure if your comment is just a re-hash of the now famous HN comment on the Dropbox Show HN ("Why can't you just use rsync/scp"), but netcat which is a unix utility shares basically nothing with transfer.sh which is a web based file sharing application. Comparing them is really apples-to-houses.
Netcat has it's uses, but one of them is not guiding your friends and/or family through a terminal in order for them to receive some photos you took last summer vacation.
- IncRnd 5y agoWhat I asked about was the intended use cases, considering transfer.sh and nc. What you mentioned is not one of the many listed use cases. Most of them are to transfer a .txt file.