(04-06-2021, 09:29 AM)zap Wrote: If you need help Randy, I can assist. If you have a large number of scenarios, I can help you cross reference with the data base here.
So... I'm taking a few to check this stuff out,... just Zipping EF scenarios is 20 meg, and that's with WinRAR...
so... do you fellows, want it in winzip or can you handle RAR files?
I will have to break it down, since I can't send or post files that big, and don't have a file exchanger on my PC.
Entire CD is 497 meg.. (but no RS stuff, or I just haven't noticed any yet...)
Again, this is just my collection,... it may or not give you what you're looking for. AND, I will add, it's in my limited time I have, to spread about, for you all, which honestly, I don't mind at all, really!
I just gotta find that break.
so... patience on me arse, fools!
Phil and Ash, need to know, zip or RAR?
The evil one,
Dev..
Faith Divides Us, Death Unites Us.... "We were never to say die or surrender" -- Chard
(04-11-2021, 03:37 AM)Ashcloud Wrote: Zip would be great for me. You can put it on dropbox for free - the whole cd :)
Drop box?... will look into it, don't need nobody browsing my PC, checking out my Panzer porn and passyword stuff...
Dev
Dropbox only gives you 2 gigs of free space. However, you can open a gmail acct (or several) and get 15 gigs, per account (including your mail), though Google will delete inactive accounts after a time. Dropbox works by syncing a folder on your computer, the gmail acct gives you a google drive, which you can drag and drop files to and it will upload those files to the cloud, so less obtrusive, but either is safe. If you are an Amazon Prime member you can setup Amazon photos to backup folders. Similar to Dropbox you can elect to sync or not sync any folder(s) on your drive. Unlimited storage except for videos. There's also Megasync, which is like Dropbox, but offers the same 15 gigs that google does. There are others, like Megasync, not widely known.
I recommend Google's solution. It's widely used for a backup solution for Wordpress websites and Google is fine with it being used as such. So, you'd stick a folder on your Google drive and then share the link to the folder with whomever you'd like. Those people would have permissions to download from that one folder, but nothing else.
I should add, if you're worried about security and you have a smartphone, you should setup two-factor authentication (2FA), which will send a code to your phone to enter after you login, or an authenticator app, like Google Authenticator, which will store your accounts and change password codes every 5 minutes.
Dave
Resolve then, that on this very ground, with small flags waving and tinny blasts on tiny trumpets, we shall meet the enemy, and not only may he be ours, he may be us. --Walt Kelly
(04-11-2021, 03:37 AM)Ashcloud Wrote: Zip would be great for me. You can put it on dropbox for free - the whole cd :)
Drop box?... will look into it, don't need nobody browsing my PC, checking out my Panzer porn and passyword stuff...
Dev
Dropbox only gives you 2 gigs of free space. However, you can open a gmail acct (or several) and get 15 gigs, per account (including your mail), though Google will delete inactive accounts after a time. Dropbox works by syncing a folder on your computer, the gmail acct gives you a google drive, which you can drag and drop files to and it will upload those files to the cloud, so less obtrusive, but either is safe. If you are an Amazon Prime member you can setup Amazon photos to backup folders. Similar to Dropbox you can elect to sync or not sync any folder(s) on your drive. Unlimited storage except for videos. There's also Megasync, which is like Dropbox, but offers the same 15 gigs that google does. There are others, like Megasync, not widely known.
I recommend Google's solution. It's widely used for a backup solution for Wordpress websites and Google is fine with it being used as such. So, you'd stick a folder on your Google drive and then share the link to the folder with whomever you'd like. Those people would have permissions to download from that one folder, but nothing else.
I should add, if you're worried about security and you have a smartphone, you should setup two-factor authentication (2FA), which will send a code to your phone to enter after you login, or an authenticator app, like Google Authenticator, which will store your accounts and change password codes every 5 minutes.
Dave
Damn Dave.. are you some kinda fecking new age geek or what? LMAO
So far, I'm doing it the OLD way and have sent 17 zip files to the fellows, with way more to follow yet.. not a big deal it was the way of the geeks in my day.... using Floppys, Iomega drives, and monstrous external HDDs..
Dev
Faith Divides Us, Death Unites Us.... "We were never to say die or surrender" -- Chard
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