Why? If you're worried about the space expiry thingy, just fill it up. Nobody have yet to report that their files deleted by MEGA, even when their files total size is more than the allocated space. i.e. Dashboard shows 51+ GB of 15 GB.
So one should not assume trustworthiness to any of their listed services one is not familiar with, is the point. Or they would not have listed a malicious site. admin asked for info. This is info.
The fact is MirrorAce is one of the best of such services out there. One can easily uncheck AnonFiles (which is already unselected by default) and select another one among tens of hosts there.
Thanks for the suggestion! As alluded to by other comments, I'll probably avoid the newer, less-proven sites as they tend to have a higher likelihood of disappearing, relative to more established hosts.
Are accounts required for uploading? Anonymous uploading is preferred here. --- No If an account is required, how much space is given? --- No/Yes Are there any other upload limits? --- Not Stated How long do files last? --- 60 days without download Does the host modify uploaded files in any way? --- Maybe What quirks does the host have? --- affiliate program Is the host friendly to downloaders? --- easy to download with very fast download speed
"This week, users of Zippyshare attempting to access the site from Germany began reporting that they too are experiencing the same issues, with visitors seeing the same “403 Forbidden” notice;
Tips received by TorrentFreak from users in Germany indicate that the site cannot be reached from several ISPs including Vodafone, Deutsche Telekom, M-net, Pyur, Unitymedia, and others.
Changing DNS settings to point to other providers (such as Cloudflare or Google) doesn’t seem to help matters but we did manage to access the site using VPN servers located in Berlin and Frankfurt.
Zippyshare did not respond to our earlier request for comment and the site hasn’t made any announcements that would explain the ‘forbidden’ errors now being displayed across the EU’s most powerful countries.
While that’s a strange situation for a platform of Zippyshare’s scale and reach, stats provided by SimilarWeb reveal that the highest volume of visitors to the site are from Indonesia (13%) followed by Japan (9%), the United States (8%), Brazil (7%) and then India (4%).
This data suggests that countries in the EU are fairly insignificant in terms of traffic, which could explain the apparent apathy. Or, of course, Zippyshare might simply not want to talk about the problem in public, either voluntarily or otherwise, for a number of reasons."
(and that the problem in Britain remains as it was)
Good recommendation! IceChat really doesn't look like being overweight. About Linux... If wanted, the Windows Subsystem for Linux is just a quick install from Windows Store away. Commandline stuff should build and run properly.
Judging by their politicians & TV presenters they've been doing horses^Wdonkeys and pigs^Welephants for about a century or so and more recently Scottish orangutangs because those are famously endangered (there's a very small surviving population close to Loch Iron Brew) :3
XDCC is a great medium to download anime! xdccget can be a quite light and useful tool specially for Linux users. I personally prefer IceChat (portable). It gets the job done well ^^
02/05/2019 20:25 — Anonymous