Dropbox--Free online storage.

[delfin]

http://db.tt/yMKwgJS

If you sign up at that link, we both get an extra 250 MB of space.

[325_e30]

i wonder how secure/private your stuff is..

[AndrewBird]

I use it occasionally to send files to friends. Don't really keep anything on it as I usually delete everything out of the folder after they get it.

[daniel]

i wonder how secure/private your stuff is..

you can make things public or private

[erik325i]

I use it occasionally to send files to friends. Don't really keep anything on it as I usually delete everything out of the folder after they get it.

Why wouldn't you just email it to them?

[Wiglaf]

I use this a lot, and can really use more space.
Shamelessly riding on this in hope you will use MY referral link instead of OP's.

http://db.tt/4N9Ll43

It's nicer than email because it's more like an open file directory. You can ul/dl thru the web interface whenever, or if you use the desktop client it's just a regular folder that automatically syncs with the online one.. so it's automatically backed up. And then you can access it from a different computer if you aren't at home or whatever.

Example, my bills.xls is in the dropbox folder. I work with this in XL and save like normal. This auto-syncs, the next day at work I can look at it thru the dropbox site and check something.. once you start using it you realize more ways it can be convenient. I used this a lot w/ megasquirt tuning..

[george graves]

Those links don't work - this is the only link you need:

http://db.tt/mQjMXMJ

BTW - repost: http://www.r3vlimited.com/board/show...hlight=dropbox

[delfin]

I didn't think r3v had it in them to turn down free stuff

[Fusion]

George has a typo in his link, the correct one is http://db.tt/Qjha7UB

[george graves]

George has a typo in his link, the correct one is http://db.tt/mQjMXMJ

http://db.tt/mQjMXMJ is the correct link.

Yes. Thank you.

- I was actually able to get about another 2 gigs free buy using ubuntu and running in a virtual box to sign up for dummy emails and then do the software install on the virtual OS(required for you to get the extra space) - but they keep tabs of your IP, and they shut me down after about 2 gigs.