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check out https://wsend.net https://wsend.net I just launched it and it might be what you're looking for. It is anonymous for small files, but you can purchase
by abemassry 13y ago
check out https://wsend.net https://wsend.net I just launched it and it might be what you're looking for. It is anonymous for small files, but you can purchase an account if you'd like to support the service. I would greatly appreciate any feedback and or purchasing of an account. Thanks!
- 69_years_and 13y agoLike it - esp. the reference to xkcd.
- jamestnz 13y agoLooks useful! And in regards to GP's specific request "...and then puts a link directly to the file on your clipboard", on the Mac at least you could do so like this: $ wsend README.md | pbcopy I mention it because I've found that many Mac users, including some fairly Terminal-savvy folks, are unaware of the pbcopy and pbpaste tools for manipulating the clipboard.
- joelg236 13y agoThis is very awesome. I'm going to start using this, and at some point I might consider buying one of the payed accounts. Thanks.
- unknownian 13y agoI know you want to make money, but consider making a self-hosted version, you could even charge for it.
- jmathai 13y agoFrom my experience (building a SaaS product for consumers which can be self installed) it's not worth the hassle and most people who claim they'd pay actually don't. It seems that the best way to get people to pay for something is to make it a requirement (to use the service or a set of features).
- unknownian 13y agoAlright, but I'd just use some free software alternative on my server.
- jmathai 13y agoThat supports my statement. People will usually go free if given the option. What I'm building is free, it is Apache2 licensed. The fact is that the self install userbase just isn't that monetizable. So the cost of supporting them is a net negative. We do it but it is not our first, second or even third priority as a company.