Built my own "paste bin":

  https://github.com/vain/bin-pub/blob/master/webdump

  Most important features:

     o Easy to use. Just do a "webdump filename" and you're done.

     o Files expire. No risk of ending up with huge piles of junk.

     o Everything is stored verbatim. No data mangling due to HTML forms
       or stuff like that.

     o When dumping multiple files in one go, they all  end  up  in  the
       same  directory.  That  directory  provides  an  HTML  index, but
       there's no root index listing all dumps (on purpose).

     o You can dump single files or whole directory trees.

     o I'm  not  reimplementing  stuff  like  authorization,   transfer,
       indexing,  whatever.  (Some  of  that  would  be  inevitable when
       building a modern web application.)

     o The dump area is hosted on my own server. Plus, it's configurable
       and  easy  to migrate to other servers. In fact, I do use webdump
       on multiple servers.

  Downsides:

     o It's not anonymous.

     o webdump does not work on shared webhosting servers. You need  SSH
       access.

     o There's  no  HTTP  transport,  that  is, you can't use tools like
       "curl" to dump stuff. You need the "full blown" webdump script.

  Initially, I wanted to use unison to sync the files between the server
  and  the  local  machine.  Turns out, that's almost impossible. Unison
  only works with the same version on client and server. Arch has  2.48,
  Ubuntu  has  2.40.  Gah, that sucks. I'd have to custom-compile Unison
  2.40 on my Arch machines, I'd have to fiddle with config files a  lot,
  ... Nah.  Thus, I switched back to rsync.


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  Fun side project, related to webdump:

  https://github.com/vain/bin-pub/blob/master/randgen-catchy

  It's  a  simple  script  that generates random strings. However, those
  strings  look  like  "Laos-Fiepp-23",  "Gaort-Loop-33",   or   "Kiemm-
  Haott-18".  That is, they are effable (for Germans, at least) and easy
  to remember. Longer strings like "Xaost-Hok-Diamm-Joh-801" could  even
  be used as passwords.

  webdump  uses  this  script  to  create nice URLs, unlike pastebin.com
  which simply spits out random alphanumeric strings.