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Barkin · Joined: 12 Aug 2011 Posts: 465

I've been using Google docs to share files (it comes with a free gmail account) which I've found to be reliable (and free).

Google docs is becoming "Google Drive" with 5Gb free storage.

[ Don't expect privacy with Gmail: google reads your gmails ]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_drive#Ownership_and_licensing

You can of course encrypt the files you store on Google docs/drive (with say PeaZip) if you don't want Google to read the contents.

NeroVance · Posted: Fri 12 Oct 2012, 22:50 Post subject:

Personally one could potentially split files into parts, and then upload them if they can't find an appropriate site for their file and size.

For ISOs, just link to all parts, or a site with links to all parts. For packages, I'd say perhaps build a dotpet that would only serve to execute some commands to download packages linked to by a file on a web server.

But I digress. I do agree with above about Google Docs, but perhaps Wuala might do (From what I remember at least)