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Javascript - Script src
Hi Guys,

Does anyone know of somewhere where I can upload my js libraries, to later reference them in the <script src="">, so I can call them from any computer I am working on (save carrying around a USB stick with them on).

Would places like megaupload/rapidshare etc work? Because they are more for downloading at a later date, which is not really what I'm after.

I know that it would increase the loading time of the page slightly, but as they are only about 1-2kb each, and I would only be included as needed I should think the impact would be minimal.
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Wouldn't a web hosting service be suitable and just upload your js files there? Then you can link directly to them. Is this what your looking for?

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megaupload/rapidshare or private hosting, it's the same thing
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