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file_transfer [2024/06/03 00:05] – [Computer to Computer] add 1-to-many and many-to-many notes qlyoung | file_transfer [2024/08/25 14:45] (current) – [Computer to computer] note sftp qlyoung | ||
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File transfer sure is hard. Why is it so hard? | File transfer sure is hard. Why is it so hard? | ||
==== Computer to computer ==== | ==== Computer to computer ==== | ||
- | By far my preferred system | + | * My favorite |
- | + | * There is also [[https:// | |
- | For 1-to-many transfer, I usually prefer Bittorrent. | + | |
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- | For many-to-many, | + | |
==== Phone to phone ==== | ==== Phone to phone ==== | ||
- | If it's iOS to iOS, Airdrop works well. | + | If it's iOS to iOS and just 1-to-1 or 1-to-many, Airdrop works well. Many-to-many quickly becomes unmanageable. |
For cross-platform iOS <-> Android transfers, I usually reach for [[https:// | For cross-platform iOS <-> Android transfers, I usually reach for [[https:// | ||
I'm not aware of any reliable and broadly available tool that exists in this space. A magic wormhole client for mobile would be amazing. Do you know of one? | I'm not aware of any reliable and broadly available tool that exists in this space. A magic wormhole client for mobile would be amazing. Do you know of one? | ||
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+ | ==== Lol === | ||
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+ | I made this page with its name before seeing this appropriate XKCD: https:// | ||
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+ | At least I'm not alone. | ||
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+ | {{tag> |