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> Likewise, we began to "load" stuff, not "up" or "down", but to the "side". In the early or mid 2000s, I remember using a file hosting service which advertise
by sidpatil 3y ago
> Likewise, we began to "load" stuff, not "up" or "down", but to the "side".
In the early or mid 2000s, I remember using a file hosting service which advertised sideloading as a feature — by that, they meant you could paste in a URL of a file on the Web, and the service would download the file directly into your storage space, skipping the need to download to disk first then upload from there.
- FroshKiller 3y agoI think the more common term for that is transloading.
- NoZebra120vClip 3y agoSeems to be primarily a warehouse/shipping term, but OK. "File transfer" -- too generic?