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http://curl.io/ http://curl.io/
by mati 12y ago
http://curl.io/ http://curl.io/
- kaoD 12y agoI use curl.io from time to time and it has a big drawback: you need to visit curl.io to get your upload URL. transfer.sh got it right.
- jonnyrockit 12y agohttp://purrrl.link http://purrrl.link generates the links automatically if you are uploading via the CLI.
- ende42 12y agohttps://wsend.net/ https://wsend.net/
- hnha 12y agohttp://chunk.io http://chunk.io
- jonnyrockit 12y agohttp://purrrl.link http://purrrl.link
- hardwaresofton 12y agohttp://configr.io http://configr.io
- IgorPartola 12y agoWhich of all of these is the best? Which is most likely to still have my files after 5+ years?
- hardwaresofton 12y agoThe one I posted is (mine and) amateur, don't use it. It will probably be around for 5 years, but is not undergoing active development, and it was a side project I worked on for funsies (I may come back to it one day, and it's kind of a leave-it-be project, especially without 100s of users). Please refer to the other ones for a serious (or at least more well thought out) solution.
- jonnyrockit 12y agoPurrrl files never expire.
- calebm 12y agoI'm getting a 301 when I try to upload to chuck.io.