Solution to the 'normie file transfer' problem:
lighttpd
html
php
https cert
port forwarding/pagekite
duckdns
>how do I use these?!
Stop posting on Any Forums
Solution to the 'normie file transfer' problem:
Brody Lewis
Other urls found in this thread:
tailscale.com
telegram.org
pomfcrawl.pythonanywhere.com
twitter.com
Blake Evans
I just email huge attachments. If you're email is too shit to receive it then fuck you.
Andrew Peterson
>using e-mail for file transfer in current year
Jose Cruz
0/10 bait
Jack Butler
wormhole
croc
Ethan Rodriguez
Solution to the 'normie file transfer' problem:
Right there in explorer, son.
Grayson Bennett
Noah Morris
are you saying black lives dont matter, chud?
Cameron Lee
just use netcat and tar retard
Christopher Johnson
>hey bro can you send me that file
>sure
mkdir ./www
mv file !$
cd !$
python3 -m http.server
curl ifconfig.co | xclip -selection clipboard
>here you go bro:
>CRTL-v:8000/file
>thanks man appreciate it
Dylan Allen
Yes
Robert Turner
>no https
Not today, glowie.
Brayden Thompson
> Solution to the 'normie file transfer' problem:
Telegram
Brayden Robinson
put the file in an encrypted archive before sending it if you're so worried about feds monitoring you sending some shitty anime to your friends
Chase Watson
Owen Cox
>okay install telegram
>.t normie: why? whats that?
>trust me just install it, login, verify your phone number..
>can you encrypt that file just in case?
>t. normie: what? and how do I do that?
>use taildrop, here's the instructions, bro. it's not that complicated
Every normie-fag has a web browser, so no extra software is required on the normie's side. Is setting up a https server that hard for Any Forums?
Logan Gonzalez
why does https matter for a quick and dirty file transfer? you expect me to rev up nginx and certbot just to transfer 1 file? how about no?
Thomas Hill
There are TWO web versions of Telegram.
They do not require installation.
They work in your web browser.
Jaxson Bailey
does that automatically set up https certificates?
Brandon Collins
nginx for simple file transfer
Don't be a nginx tranny and use Lighttpd.
How to rev up Lighttpd:
lighttpd -D -f lighttpd.conf[/code]
Too hard?
>Relying on a centralized service for file transfer
Carson Morris
>Too hard?
not as hard as code tags, for sure
Dylan Thompson
Are you implying that a https server is decentralized?
John Rivera
anonfiles
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Lucas Bell
Josiah Brooks
Normies use we.tl
Nathan Collins
My government use google drive to share classified documents between agencies.
I wish I was kidding.