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This could be useful as long as you treat the storage as essentially public, and don't rely on it being there in the long term. I do photography for friends and
by cookingrobot 13y ago
This could be useful as long as you treat the storage as essentially public, and don't rely on it being there in the long term.
I do photography for friends and often need to share multi GB photosets. I use mega.co.nz (the megaupload spinoff) instead of dropbox because they give 50GB free. Once I've shared the files I don't really care if the service stays around, and I'm not worried about anyone stealing this content.