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2008-03-17
, 03:41
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#13
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I use Winscp also, though I have no managed to get it to work. 
As far as troubleshooting goes, do most WLAN routers have firewalls? (I think my does anyways) How do I get around it?
As far as troubleshooting goes, do most WLAN routers have firewalls? (I think my does anyways) How do I get around it?
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2008-03-17
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#14
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emailing attachments to yourself is definatly the lazyest way to transfer files and my favorite
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2008-03-17
, 03:46
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#15
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Originally Posted by smackpotato
Haha. The oldest trick in the book.
emailing attachments to yourself is definatly the lazyest way to transfer files and my favorite
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2008-03-29
, 13:36
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#16
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Originally Posted by smackpotato
Lazy as it might be...with Gmail accounts being as large as they are, with maximum attachment size as high as 20MB (least I think it is?), it really is pretty convenient for small stuff, since the files are forever stored there anyway and are always accessible.
emailing attachments to yourself is definatly the lazyest way to transfer files and my favorite
Standard Gmail is hella slow on a 770, but the HTML version is fast as it should be.
Last edited by Drewvt; 2008-03-29 at 13:38.
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2008-03-29
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#17
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I have installed the openssh server on the tablet. Any time i want new media on the device, i use filezilla (sftp), and simply drag and drop. It can't get any easier.
Easiest? Most flexible? Fastest?