Journal

Field notes on storing, sharing, and selling files.

Long-form writing for people who deliver work as files: paid links, protected previews, and why a library beats a transfer that expires.

153 articles in this journalShowing 1–9Updated 2026RSS feed

  1. 01Oscar LindqvistStockholm4 min read

    How to send files over 50MB in 202650MB is already too big for most inboxes. It is a normal folder.

  2. 02Linnea HolmStockholm5 min read

    Discord says the file is too large in 2026The channel can hold the message. It cannot hold the pack.

  3. 03Erik BergmanStockholm5 min read

    How to send a long video from iPhone in 2026Messages will not take it. A link will.

  4. 04Linnea HolmStockholm5 min read

    Sell a Dropbox file in 2026Paste the public link. Sell the copy. Leave Dropbox as the disk.

  5. 05Nils AhlgrenStockholm5 min read

    Censor and sell a WeTransfer in 2026The transfer hands them the files. A folder can charge first.

  6. 06Erik BergmanStockholm5 min read

    Censor a PDF and a video before you send them in 2026A sample page. A short clip. The rest waits.

  7. 07Linnea HolmStockholm5 min read

    How to blur, watermark, and censor files in 2026Three treatments. One unpaid view. The original stays in the folder.

  8. 08Astrid LindholmStockholm6 min read

    Sell a Google Drive folder in 2026Paste the Drive URL. Sell the copy. Leave Drive as the workbench.

  9. 09Astrid LindholmStockholm6 min read

    iCloud says this item is no longer available in 2026The link died because the share changed. The files may still exist.

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