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.

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

  1. 01Maja EkströmStockholm6 min read

    Mail Drop says the link is no longer available in 2026Apple held the file for 30 days. The client opened the email on day 31.

  2. 02Linnea HolmStockholm7 min read

    Gmail says storage is full in 2026The file is not too big for the internet. The account is out of room.

  3. 03Oscar LindqvistStockholm6 min read

    Telegram says the file is too large in 2026The chat will take a lot. It will not take the master.

  4. 04Nils AhlgrenStockholm6 min read

    OneDrive says this link only works for your organization in 2026The client has the URL. They are not in the company.

  5. 05Maja EkströmStockholm6 min read

    How to share a Google Meet recording in 2026The meeting is over. The file is in someone else's Drive.

  6. 06Maja EkströmStockholm6 min read

    How to send a file larger than 2GB in 2026Email is finished. A 2 GB chat file is finished. The disk is not.

  7. 07Linnea HolmStockholm6 min read

    How to share a Zoom recording in 2026The MP4 is on your computer. The chat will not take it.

  8. 08Nils AhlgrenStockholm5 min read

    How to send large files without an account in 2026They open a page. They do not join a drive.

  9. 09Astrid LindholmStockholm5 min read

    Teams says the file is too large in 2026The chat can hold the sentence. A 100 MB attach is the wall.

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