How about archive.org? Besides their well-known Wayback Machine, they also happen to have a huge video archive.
On Wed, Oct 16, 2013 at 11:14 AM, Holger Levsen <holger@layer-acht.org> wrote:Hi Gunnar,> Ok. I am *almost* sure I can store this in my current Dreamhost plan —
On Mittwoch, 16. Oktober 2013, Gunnar Wolf wrote:
> It would not be on machines under my administration, but it is space I
> am currently paying for, and not really using. Do you want to try?
I'm had the same idea time ago, why not host a mirror of Debian or something smaller and searching found this one:citing:"What’s not allowed in “Unlimited”?Basically, sites whose essential purpose is to use disk or bandwidth.When making a website, you should be thinking about “How can I make an interesting site for my visitors while minimizing my server storage, bandwidth, file system, memory, and cpu impact as much as possible?”The result will be a better experience for your visitors, your web host, and yourself!Here are some specific examples of things not allowed:Copyrighted content to which you do not hold usage or distribution rights.File upload / sharing / archive / backup / mirroring / distribution sites.A site created primarily to drive traffic to another site.Making your account resources available (whether for free or pay) to the general public."Bold marking are mine.I was thinking hosting video archive is not something you can do on a 10USD month shared account, but Dreamhost uses Debian as infrastructure, maybe a more direct contact with them could negotiate a local deb mirror and|or video... I would be happy with any, also I tried to contact them for Debconf funding, but the only answer I got was that my mail was forwarded to the management, don't really do much follow up, but something can result from that, :D as I'm also hosting my personal sites on DH.Could be useful get in contact with http://mirrors.kernel.org/?Regards.--
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