Filed under: Audio, Internet, Photo, Video, Windows, Macintosh, P2P
CloudFire Invites Part Deux
by Drew Olanoff Jun 6th 2008
So in our last post about the P2P media sharing site CloudFire, y'all jumped in and answered our question about BitTorrent's Bram Cohen. This time around, there are no questions to answer. It's first come, first serve.
We have 100 invites to the first lucky folks who use "downloadsquad" without quotes naturally to sign up here.
We've had a bit of a play with CloudFire and the things that jump right out to us is that it seriously is easy to share media files with people who might not be as geeky as a lot of us are. And you know what, us geeky people like easy things too, that's why a lot of us use Macs.
There are some random issues as expected, and you have to make sure that the person connecting to your media has the most updated version of Flash, but other than that it works nicely. A good amount of bandwidth on your end doesn't hurt either.
They're completely open to your feedback and have been asking us what we think.
It's still very pre-beta and stealthy so here's your chance to join in!
UPDATE: If the code doesn't work then you might not have gotten in on the 100 invites. If we get more, we'll pass along the word!
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