I prefer tmohost.com it allows a lot of room for free. Now i am not sure , but the last conversation I had with the guy who runs it , said to keep it under 1GB. I suppose he means the total amount of space , but he could also mean the file size . Anyways , I suppose e if you look hard enough you can find more space for free , but the 100MB spaces need to grow .
4/3/09
I prefer tmohost.com it allows a lot of room for free. Now i am not sure , but the last conversation I had with the guy who runs it , said to keep it under 1GB. I suppose he means the total amount of space , but he could also mean the file size . Anyways , I suppose e if you look hard enough you can find more space for free , but the 100MB spaces need to grow .
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have you checked out dropbox? you can get at least 2gb for start and more if you referee more people to it...
and I believe you can share unlimited directly between people but am not positive
Personally I use SpiderOak. 2GB free storage, plus a computer program that will automatically back up your data.
BTW... nice site. I'll probably end up linking to some of your tutorials in the near future.
Dustin,
SpiderOak looks like a cool service. AS far as I can tell it does the same thing as Dropbox, at half the price ( SpiderOak is $100 for 100gb and Dropbox is $100 for 50gb). If i ever need more space out of Dropbox than the free level. I'll definitely think about signing up for Spideroak.
One question I have about SpiderOak is; how well does the desktop client work? Because Dropbox's client on the desktop side is absolutely superb.
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