"A Lieberman" wrote in message


One of these days, someone will invent a universal file transfer
protocol and we'll be able to share data and files over a mesh of
connected local area networks regardless of where you are in the
world or what kind of computer you're using. It will be fantastic.

FTP programs bridge the gap between Macs and Windows.

I think Chip was describing the Internet.

Look into dynamic DNS services for providing services from your dial-up (or
DSL, cable modem or other non-static IP) account. You register a domain
name and sign up with a DDNS provider (like www.dns2go.com or
www.dyndns.org) to publish your current IP address to the Internet. You'd
end up publishing a link to something like:
http://alieberman.net/flightvideos

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