My Stockpile workbook.

[itsybitsy]

Oh hum. I tried.
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It's being looked at.

[peejay]

Don't know if they've changed their mind or the article is wrong but I use photobucket and all my images (including my avatar) are all still up.

Interesting. It has been very well publicised all over the place (including on their own T&C's) & I noticed plenty of sites with imaged replaced with their "upgrade to retain 3rd party hosting" placeholder so no idea how you've managed to rain yours (long may it last! ) unless perhaps you're a subscriber of some sort anyway?

[Jamesey1981]

Maybe they just haven't got to me yet, I've been meaning to ditch photobucket for a while anyway, I would use Flickr but I hate using yahoo services, they're forever getting hacked and they gave me no help at all when I lost control of my email account with them, was only a junk account but it was still annoying.

[korolev]

Oh hum. I tried.
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If you want to host something then dropbox is useful, the free offering is plenty enough for casual needs. It integrates with your PC/Mac and if you want to make a file publicly available yo stick a copy in the "public" folder and, once it has synched (a few secs), you can right click it and get a public link which you can share.

[jennyjj01]

If you want to host something then dropbox is useful

Thanks, I know I could use dropbox, google drive or many other products to host the file. I could also host it on my own server, very easily.
The reason I don't is that I wish to retain anonymity, as all preppers should.

[Deeps]

If you want to host something then dropbox is useful

Thanks, I know I could use dropbox, google drive or many other products to host the file. I could also host it on my own server, very easily.
The reason I don't is that I wish to retain anonymity, as all preppers should.

Each to their own, I'm in touch with a few folk I've met of here. I doubt someone is going to travel all the way from Norfolk or wherever in the middle of the zombie apocalypse to nick my tins of beans. I do respect your right to privacy though and if you don't want to use a system that you don't trust, that's fair enough. I just think that some preppers get a little too obsessed with 'opsec'.