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Freedombox foundation is trying to achieve the same end result.
Yes I work for Tonido. There is nothing wrong in saying we do the same stuff. If u think Tonido is irrelevant to the discussion that is your prerogative.
It is very relevant to the discussion. If you are not sure check the Tonido architecture.
Tonido (http://www.tonido.com) is a pioneer in this space. They have invented the model much before opera unit. The cool thing is that Tonido also provides a decentralized openid to end users.

Firefox should buy Tonido. It will change the industry if it happens and the way people share information. I probably may be little ahead. If you think deeply it will make sense.

Re:Build your own Personal Cloud on Friday April 22, 2011 @07:08PM (#2475738)
:)
:). I guess your father can right click the files and folder get the link.
How different Sendoid is from Tonido?(http://www.tonido.com)

With Tonido you can right click any file or folder and it will create an URL for the resource. You can share the URL with anybody for download. There is no limit on file size, no uploading - completely private and secure.

Checkout tonido (http://www.tonido.com). You can do everything you have asked for except the email.
Re:Ask HN: Startup remote file sharing encryption on Monday February 14, 2011 @01:22AM (#2215594)
Try tonido or tonidoplug. It is a good web based file server and has a p2p collaboration server as well.
Re:Camlistore: a new project from Brad Fitzpatrick on Sunday January 30, 2011 @06:12AM (#2157840)
It sounds more like Tonido (http://www.tonido.com).

At least, the broader principles:

    * Disk is cheap and getting cheaper

    * Put the user in control. Own your data.

    * Privacy and paranoia

    * Decentralization is important, but..

    * End users won't be dorks. Must also be possible to be easy, hosted.

    * Content-Addressability has so many awesome properties (validation, cachability, etc). Use it as much as possible.

    * Redundancy and over-explicitness is fine. Compression will help. Redundancy and over-explicitness will be convenient for future digital archeologists, too.
thanks. works great.
Congrats Zecter team. Does anybody know the sale price?
Re:Startup Title Junk on Monday December 20, 2010 @11:14PM (#2026922)
Great. Thanks for the tips

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