storing images

[Stephen Mason]

hello ppl,

i was at uni today with my laptop and we were doing a bit of digital work and i reallized i left half my images at home? :( is there a way of storing your images somewere and then connecting to the server using bridge or a simmilar application. i know i could put them on an ftp server but i like the way bridge works? any help would be appreciated.

xxx

[Glass eye]

try sky drive http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&q=sky+drive&btnG=Google+Search&meta=

[Chao Lin]

www.getdropbox.com (https://www.getdropbox.com/screencast#screencast)

Free. You no longer need to carry your images. Once edited, it syncs automatically back to your pc at home. Backup all online.

[Serpian]

So wait, does dropbox save all your stuff on the web? So even if I don't have anyone to share my pictures with, I could put them there in case my HD crashes?

[TASmith]

You can also buy a USB key, or an external hard drive. They're not so expensive. Even SD cards go up to like 4 gigs nowadays and they're cheaper every day.

[Flake]

If you were really stuck, you could just email them to yourself.

Even a basic free Hotmail has 5 gigs storage these days.

[paberu]

So wait, does dropbox save all your stuff on the web? So even if I don't have anyone to share my pictures with, I could put them there in case my HD crashes?

Yep it does! But I think currently in Beta you can only store up to 2GB with them, they will probbably offer more storage once they go full final.

You can useJungle Disk (http://www.jungledisk.com/) to backup/store/archive large amounts of data (cheapest/easiest place I've found out of mozzy, carbonite and etc).

- pardon the little topic derailment :)