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Comments on: Really simple file sharing with YouBackItUp

Want to share some files with friends and family? Are they scared by strange looking sites and scary installations? Check out YouBackItUp.

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better options available
by ssccrreeaamm February 22, 2007 9:16 PM PST
There are better options available. Check out http://www.mailbigfile.com/
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Backup is tired - Tubes is wired
by technoguide February 23, 2007 6:57 AM PST
Backup schmackup. Why I like Tubes better - permanent backup is like benefit
#9 at http://www.TubesNow.com- auto sync, no action to get stuff, no URL to
go to, no login or send button, instant permanent or ad hoc sharing nets created
with just an email invite, drag and drop sharing to one or more icons
representing entire networks of people or just one, bidirectional -everyone can
share with everyone. Content always current, always up to date and always
available even when away from an internet connection. Whew!
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YouBackItUp - Not As Good As Should Be
by bonexaw February 23, 2007 11:20 PM PST
Warning, this uses a Java applet to work, which means both (a) potential security risk and (b) you have to have Java enabled and installed (and as many FireFox users do, I have it turned off). Trying it in IE resulted in it locking up my Internet Explorer and Explorer windows until I got the Java applet to unload by clicking another link in their interface.

I'll stick to my BROWSING for files thank you.
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