I think you can try Google Drive, or Amazon clouddrive. The later provides unlimited storage of $59.99 per year. You can try it freely for 3mo. Sounds good for me, but I store most my videos on Google

How about https://www.amazon.com/clouddrive?

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Don't sign in with UK amazon account or IP and you don't get redirected it seems.

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I doubt simply renaming .jpg would work, given the scale Amazon works at they'd be wise to obvious tricks. Something like Apache's mod_mime is sophisticated enough go 'guess' mime-types, reasonable to

It's just not available outside the US yet. Since when do Amazon do simultaneous worldwide releases?

Wonder what would happen to both of you if Amazon decides to "optimize" the jpgs to save up space...

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No Linux support, but the open REST'ful API looks nice. I always like writing code for Amazon's API's, they actually think about the design. I might try to make a cli client for Linux then.

I wonder how much storage space Amazons keeps on demand. I know in 2010 people were estimating an exabyte of data in total was stored by Amazon - but that was 5 years ago.

Well, I have one, I often buy game codes on amazon.com but it unfortunately always redirects me to the german cloud drive if I sign in through that page.

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2: Today Amazon announced unlimited cloud storage for $60 a year. See:

Probably not something that pleases them either. Amazon wants to be the back end of everything and they seem to be on a path to taking the front ends as well. Congrats to them if they pull it off, but

For your photos, you're unable to share a folder/album. You can only share one photo at a time. Upload is slow. iPhone app is unable to create folders. I get it for free with my Amazon Prime subscri

Considering that Dropbox has their plans hosted on Amazon's S3 service (as well has Carbonite, etc.), this makes sense.

I tried to sign in with my UK amazon and it just redirected me to prime photo signup (Image)

3.3 Our Use of Your Files to Provide the Service. **We may use, access, and retain Your Files in order to provide the Service to you and enforce the terms of the Agreement**, and you give us all permi