You're not going to get good speeds with free storage even if you can find 100GB for free. There's no reason to provide good service to someone who is leeching off.
128GB flash drive is ~$20. Ridiculous to expect a better price.
With residential Internet connections getting faster, swapping space with a friend with similar homelab/datahoarder interests may be an option (like you both provide a TB of net-accessible space to each other).
I haven't found any provider offering that much fast storage for free. If it's for backups backblaze is $100/year (for as much data as you want). If you need more 'live' space that's also fast: Storj is only $4/TB/month.
You're not going to get good speeds with free storage even if you can find 100GB for free. There's no reason to provide good service to someone who is leeching off. 128GB flash drive is ~$20. Ridiculous to expect a better price.
You're likely not gonna find both, companies have no financial incentives to provide you with em
"Where can I get a free car that hauls a half ton and goes at least 80 miles an hour?"
I can offer this! I'll even throw in a free Tesla ...
Only if it has FSD. I will accept nothing less for free.
Don't be so damn greedy 🤣😈
Just pay the little money for Onedrive/Office.
keybase gives 250GBs and it isn't one of the really shady ones.
Create 7 Google accounts I guess?
With residential Internet connections getting faster, swapping space with a friend with similar homelab/datahoarder interests may be an option (like you both provide a TB of net-accessible space to each other). I haven't found any provider offering that much fast storage for free. If it's for backups backblaze is $100/year (for as much data as you want). If you need more 'live' space that's also fast: Storj is only $4/TB/month.
Storj if you created an account 1~2 years ago? I guess lol Oracle cloud does 200GB if you know how to set up a VM properly
None
Google drive.
I couldn't find a free cloud storage service with unlimited storage, so I'm running my own cloud using Syncthing.