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Not sure where this would go since it is a small program written in java.

http://www.msblabs.org/tinydisk/index.php

It's a very cool idea that I tried out and found it to be interesting.

You can encode your data to base64 then post it up on tinyurl.com, it then makes a tdf file with the clusters in it. Then when you wanna retrieve the data it pulls all the clusters off the page, and re-encodes them to the original form.

What is the point in that program?

Well if you think about using the same idea elsewhere, like maybe using googles image caching capabilities in a program designed like that one with a bittorrent twist?

I mean, how could that be useful, or even better than current approaches?

You wouldn't haft to worry about seeders... or peoples share ratios...

like to see base64 encoding modules for pastebin's

I like to do Base64 encoding by hand. =P

mm_freak wrote:I like to do Base64 encoding by hand. =P

Actually base64 is not that difficult to do by hand.. it only takes some very simple programming to encode it. It makes it much easier when rebuilding email attachments from pcap transcripts.

goose wrote:

mm_freak wrote:I like to do Base64 encoding by hand. =P

Actually base64 is not that difficult to do by hand.. it only takes some very simple programming to encode it. It makes it much easier when rebuilding email attachments from pcap transcripts.

Actually I wasn't joking. =)