Right, me and ronin used this tonight, and I thought I should post up about it here as well.
The guy who hosts it will probably make it a paid service, so use it while it lasts.
Since it's in swedish I'll explain. It's a bit like all those filecabinet thingies on the web, only it works once only. and the limit is 2 gig. And there's no ads. So you upload one file, up to 2 gig in size, and enter the recipient's email addy. After the file's up it sends an email to the recipient, with a link to a page where he/she can download the file. If you want you can add a pin code, although I haven't tried that yet.
I tried it today with about 150 megs of pictures, and I got a speed of about 800 kB/s - that is, as fast as my connection allows, more or less.
If you need to send a file (that is a bit too big to be attached to an email) to a friend and want to bypass that whole pesky ftp business (or whatever solution you use) this is certainly a viable option.
http://skickafilen.se
if you can't decode the swedish just ask me and I'll translate.
The guy who hosts it will probably make it a paid service, so use it while it lasts.
Since it's in swedish I'll explain. It's a bit like all those filecabinet thingies on the web, only it works once only. and the limit is 2 gig. And there's no ads. So you upload one file, up to 2 gig in size, and enter the recipient's email addy. After the file's up it sends an email to the recipient, with a link to a page where he/she can download the file. If you want you can add a pin code, although I haven't tried that yet.
I tried it today with about 150 megs of pictures, and I got a speed of about 800 kB/s - that is, as fast as my connection allows, more or less.
If you need to send a file (that is a bit too big to be attached to an email) to a friend and want to bypass that whole pesky ftp business (or whatever solution you use) this is certainly a viable option.
http://skickafilen.se
if you can't decode the swedish just ask me and I'll translate.
