Thread: Cloud Software For Home Use

Does anyone have any experience with this?

It's for a small business's use, though only 3 people at any one time will be accessing information.

What the F is it ?
No need to answer, you know I don't really care.

Suppose you have a picture of a particularly beautiful young, nubile flower that you want to show your friends on your phone, however that picture is on your computer at home.

What do you do?

Using cloud software on your home computer, you'll be able to access your home computer from your phone....or tablet....or even another computer....

Originally Posted by CSFFan

Does anyone have any experience with this?

It's for a small business's use, though only 3 people at any one time will be accessing information.

I just bought a Lenovo Ideapad and it came with a year's free cloud storage (100 Gb). It works well and can be accessed by different machines so is an efficient way of sharing information. I recommend it.

Originally Posted by CSFFan

from your phone....or tablet

What ?

Electric telephones ?

Originally Posted by crackerjack101

Electric telephones ?

No...Electric Boogaloo....

Originally Posted by CSFFan

Suppose you have a picture of a particularly beautiful young, nubile flower that you want to show your friends on your phone, however that picture is on your computer at home.

What do you do?

Using cloud software on your home computer, you'll be able to access your home computer from your phone....or tablet....or even another computer....

I assume you mean Cloud storage, not cloud software ? you are a bit confused and vague as usual

I know you use a lot tissue is it a local service

Originally Posted by Dragonfly

I assume you mean Cloud storage, not cloud software ? a bit vague as usual

Cloud software...the customer has a computer with 4TB of disk space and wants it available to his frigging iphones.

I'm playing with tonido now...

Originally Posted by Dragonfly

I assume you mean Cloud storage, not cloud software ? a bit vague as usua

Oh good. butters is back.

The expert with no constructive, yes Butters the word is "CONSTRUCTIVE" contributions whatsoever.

Sad.

Originally Posted by CSFFan

Originally Posted by Dragonfly

I assume you mean Cloud storage, not cloud software ? a bit vague as usual

Cloud software...the customer has a computer with 4TB of disk space and wants it available to his frigging iphones.

I'm playing with tonido now...

you mean cloud storage, like dropbox ? storage and sharing files,

you really haven't a clue

Originally Posted by Dragonfly

you mean cloud storage, like dropbox ? storage and sharing files,

Yes, for cloud storage. However instead of using google or dropbox, he utilizes his own computer's storage.

Originally Posted by CSFFan

Originally Posted by Dragonfly

you mean cloud storage, like dropbox ? storage and sharing files,

Yes, for cloud storage. However instead of using google or dropbox, he utilizes his own computer's storage.

Butterbutt. Don't you unnerstan Ingrish so good? The oke has twice, now thrice, explained what he wants to do. It's stupid, but it's clear.

Clearly stupid.

Originally Posted by FlyFree

Clearly stupid.

Why? Surely you have a reason...

Originally Posted by CSFFan

Originally Posted by FlyFree

Clearly stupid.

Why? Surely you have a reason...

Why bother with the pain in the ass of trying to get it to work. Then one day on the offchance you want to send an old dickpic to a LB you find your pc has fallen asleep. Or someone switched it off.

If you don't want to drop a beers worth of money on cloud storage, get it free ffs.

You a developer?

Originally Posted by FlyFree

Then one day on the offchance you want to send an old dickpic to a LB you find your pc has fallen asleep. Or someone switched it off.

I don't thing that will be a problem...

Originally Posted by FlyFree

If you don't want to drop a beers worth of money on cloud storage, get it free ffs.

The software is free. Dropbox limits you to 2GB free, Google drive to 15GB, however no LB dick pics allowed.

You could always use Filezilla if you wanted to use your own storage on your computer.


https://filezilla-project.org/

Originally Posted by can123

You could always use Filezilla if you wanted to use your own storage on your computer.

Twas my first thought, then I remembered the technical competence of my customer....

I had never head of Tonido before .... Tonido-Run your Own Personal Cloud .. but I've seen other programmes that let you access/share files on other computers, I just can't remember the names of them at the moment.

Edit: Yes, Filezilla is one, but I've seen others. And doesn't Microsoft Windows also have a similar feature?

Originally Posted by Neverna

And doesn't Microsoft Windows also have a similar feature?

Onedrive lets you browse files on your remote machines as well as cloud storage

Not really answering your question but I have a synology NAS and the cloud service works well.

Food for thought if a better physical storage solution is needed in the future.

Originally Posted by CSFFan

Suppose you have a picture of a particularly beautiful young, nubile flower that you want to show your friends on your phone, however that picture is on your computer at home. What do you do?

Take your mates home and play soggy steak and kidney?

If you're talking about accessing files from home over the Internet, and you want easy setup, then that's exactly what the MyCloud devices are for.

https://www.wdc.com/products/persona...rror-gen2.html