what are some good cloud storage sites where i can make a few free accounts and store ~80gb data?
general cloud storage thread, also
https://syncthing.net/
>>54573911
Literally retarded.
>>54573897
Why don't you just use mega.nz 50GB free
>>54573897
>where i can make a few free accounts and store ~80gb data?
lol. no.
>>54575962
because it is going to hell
>>54576479
explain ploise
>>54576479
According to the former owner who's trying to get his own service (of which fuck all actually exist) off the ground, yeah?
Even /pol/ is less biased than Kimmy D
>>54577699
https://torrentfreak.com/kim-dotcom-and-mega-ratchet-up-war-of-words-160425/
>>54573897
>what are some good cloud storage sites where i can make a few free accounts and store ~80gb data?
>general cloud storage thread, also
ownCloud
mediafire has 52GB free though I fucking hate their site, takes forever to even look through my files
>>54577722
I see him spouting shit, and a company providing clear retorts, not sure what additional info i should be looking at
>>54577978
Dotcom butthurt that he isn't with the company anymore, money issues ?
>>54578410
Either that or he's drawing attention to him and his new thing he's been "working on" that hasn't done shit yet.
Mega is solid, browser client is so-so, but the Windows Desktop client is surprisingly solid, and free 50GB is very nice.
>>54578445
Yea, using MEGA for few things all works good.
>not having your own dockerized owncloud on your personal VPS
Get off /g/
MEGA all the way
>>54573897
dude, seriously, get a cheap hard drive and do a double/tripple backup with QuickSFV to check data integrity (you might have to use system compatibility to make quicksfv work properly in win 8.1 10)
at least you'll know the data is reasonably safe as opposed to every government agency on the planet seeing what you have, (assuming you're backing up music/films)
>trusting some obscure company with your files
no
>>54573897
http://www.backupreview.com/best-free-cloud-storage/
GitHub/bitbucket only track limits on the size of individual files. It's trivial to split an archive to many pieces
