submitted 10 months ago by HorobecS30@alien.top to c/datahoarder@selfhosted.forum

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I got a ton of Windows ISO's which take up a huge portion of my ssd. Where could I store them? Ideally, I'd like a good amount of space free, but anything cheap could work too

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[-] 4i768@alien.top 0 points 10 months ago

Lmoa terabox offers 1TB for free (you can get premium for free by watching x amount of ads, collecting coins daily, convert coins to premium plan, premium is needed for faster upload / download, and ability to upload a bit bigger files and video files (you can zip videos and bypass blocking of video uploading when you don't have premium), good to know: it's a bit sussy Chinese, used to be known as dubox.

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