Streamfile looks really cool
Tuesday, July 29, 2008 by Dave Winer.
It solves a problem we all have. 
I want to send a big file to someone who may or may not be very tech savvy. Look at all the steps they save, assuming you have a place to store a 2GB file, which most people don't.
I just sent a song to NakedJen in Salt Lake City where, according to Jen, it's 111 degrees right now.
Luckily it was a cooooooool song. 
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