Wrap it in a `keybase encrypt ...` and it's a pretty solid solution
Transfer.sh – File sharing from the command line
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#23Of course it's written in Go. It's amazing to see the language embraced that much for server side apps.
Static binaries are magic :)
Re: Transfer.sh – File sharing from the command line
#24On a related note, I recently learnt that if you're on the same local network, there's a much faster way to transfer than the old tar|nc trick[0]: udpcast. You do $ udp-sender --min-receivers 1 --full-duplex --pipe 'tar czvf - theDirectory' on the sender and $ udp-receiver --pipe 'tar xzp' and at least on my home network it's 11x faster than tar|nc. There are some caveats[1] about udp not working well everywhere, and…
It'd be interesting to modify this or a similar program to work with rsync
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#25I love using this for simple transfers I need from computer to server
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#26Personally I've been using magic wormhole lately. It's p2p and very easy to use. https://github.com/warner/magic-wormhole
I love magic wormhole, you give the recipient three words and a number and the file is sent peer-to-peer. No messing about with routing or anything.
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#27How is it free?
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#28How is it free?
Because it's not massively used yet.
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#29I had this problem yesterday, misplaced USB drive and needing to do a large transfer. https://www.sharedrop.io to the rescue.
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#30Upload all your files to our internet web server for FREE!!1