Hey guys, ever heard about
wua.la?
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Wuala, your free online hard-disk
Wuala is a new way of storing, sharing, and publishing files on the internet. It's a free desktop application for Windows, Mac, and Linux that brings you a convenient and secure online storage. Unlike traditional online storage systems, Wuala is decentralized and can harness idle resources of participating computers to build a large, secure, and reliable online storage. This new technology has a number of advantages and it allows us to provide you a better service for free.
Access, share and publish files
You can use Wuala to upload a file and access it from anywhere else, even when your computer is offline. Or you can use it to share files such as photos, videos, music, or documents with friends or groups. Furthermore, you can publish files for the whole world to see. In the public area, you can search and browse for what others have published. You can store any file you want in any size you want. Downloads are fast and there are no traffic limits.
Get as much storage as you like
You start with 1 GB provided by us. If you want more, you can simply trade some space on your hard disk for additional online storage. The idea behind Wuala is not to give you more storage in total (apart from the first GB provided by us), but to change the quality of your storage: It is able to transform local storage into online storage that can be accessed from anywhere and at any time, even when your computer is offline.
Security and privacy
Wuala is secure and protects your privacy: All files you store are encrypted such that only you and those authorized by you can access them. All encryption and decryption is performed locally and your password is never sent to us - so not even we can access your files.
Free, convenient desktop application
Wuala comes as a convenient desktop application for Windows, Mac, and Linux. After a quick download, Wuala is ready. It is integrated into your operating system so that you can conveniently drag and drop files, upload files in the background, open files in your favorite application, and stream media files directly.
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It's a really great way to share your files with others and create some kind of network HDD, everyone can accees.
I still have some invitations, if someone likes to join, I can invite him.
Searching preferable for Vista64 users, because my Internet is always disconnecting after starting wua.la.
Could be a port problem, too, because I'm using it on my University ISP and it seems, that I can't use taht port. Is there a way to check which port I could use instead (btw: that was my problem, now to the idea
What do you think, we could create a NGEMU user group and host there all important files, emus etc.
Would be a good idea in my opinion! What do you think? It's better than having to check the website everytime and it's free traffic!
