Originally Posted by Richard Spandit
The Gmail idea is OK, but as far as I know, there is a 10mb attachment limit (the shell extension just e-mails your files) and accessing the files again from, say, an internet cafe might be tricky, assuming they don't have the shell extension installed
You can use pkzip to compress then split a large file into 10meg chunks. The shell extension just makes it easier, you can still log into gmail and see/download the attachments. Internet cafes don't really give any serious functionality and is hardly a reason to reject one solution over another. You should always assume an internet cafe has a keyboard logger and will keep a copy of anything you do.