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The inability to send large files is pretty frustrating. The alternative services that can serve as a workaround to this problem (dropbox, etc.) are still rela
by CompelTechnic 13y ago
The inability to send large files is pretty frustrating. The alternative services that can serve as a workaround to this problem (dropbox, etc.) are still relatively clunky as well.
- tehabe 13y agoE-mail was never intended for sending big files, it was for sending text. And for that, I think, e-mail is perfect.
- lemonade 13y agoThese days mail clients like Thunderbird warn you for large attachments, and prompt you to use some other solution. Even better: using the built in XMPP-client they could easily send you infinitely sized files at you@yourdomain.com - if only you would run an XMPP server on your domain