• @stoy@lemmy.zip
    55•1 year ago

    If you both are familiar with torrenting, make a torrent file, send the magnet link and then torrent the file.

    No need for a central server.

    • @cyberwolfie@lemmy.ml
      13•1 year ago

      Agreed. I recently did this (first time making a torrent-file) to transfer a set of 45 min videos to a friend, and will probably prefer this way of doing it in the future.

      • @stoy@lemmy.zip
        21•1 year ago

        That is the point of it, but if you are worried, grab 7-zip and make an mencrypted archive.

        • @ArcaneSlime@lemmy.dbzer0.com
          3•1 year ago

          Wouldn’t the DHT scrapers still find it? Also what tracker do you guys use for this? I’ve thought about doing this but I am always worried it’ll get downloaded by unintended observers (regardless of how hard I PGP the contents.)

          • @stoy@lemmy.zip
            2•1 year ago

            I am not really sure of how fast a DHT scraper works, but if you are worried, encrypt the file with VeraCrypt or 7zip before torrenting it.

            It is a sensible precaution, since tge file is sent in clear over the interweb

    • spacesweedkid27 English
      2•1 year ago

      Before that decrypt with gpg after over some other platform sharing your gpg public keys.

      • @stoy@lemmy.zip
        4•1 year ago

        It has been years since I used one, but back then Transmission was a good client.

        • PopShark
          2•1 year ago

          It’s maybe sorta simple and lacking advanced features or even stuff like incremental file downloading in qbittorrent but on macos it feels like it’s the same app today that it was 15 years ago - it works and is stable and light on resources especially with modern systems. Hasn’t looked even a morsel different since I was in high school. Actually weirdly impressive especially considering changes to apple and macos apps over the years due to os changes some old apps just won’t launch on new macos versions

  • @SimonSaysStuff@lemmy.world
    8•1 year ago

    Have a look at SwissTransfer. Its run by Infomaniak, and supports files up to 50gb. You can password protect transfers and set the maximum amount of times a file can be downloaded.

    Alternatively you can go a bit old school and encrypt the files on a pen drive and send by courier. I still do this as I have some family with broadband speeds from 20 years ago.

  • @supervent@lemmy.dbzer0.comEnglish
    -5•1 year ago

    Telegram, syncthing or upload to your cloud (onedrive, google drive, dropbox, whatever you use) and sharing the link. If you are near your friend and both have android, use nearby (like airdrop but on android).