also interesting that only 100 are tagged as modding questions, lol. I expected a lot more than that.
user4704
(Quality is a different issue, I think most of our modding-related questions and/or answers are pretty low-quality, but I see that as potential for growth not reason-to-ban)
It was fine... wasn't production or anything. Just surprising when I had to troubleshoot an issue that worked flawlessly for me and it turned out to be console.log lol
made an image host that I might actually be able to monetize, so I'm putting time into that and can't really switch back even if Hobo does show up in this room again
"image" host. it'll support more things as soon as I can develop for it.
I'm making this because people on Voat, a fast growing website, wanted an alternative to Imgur that didn't link to reddit all over the place. I figured I can do that pretty easily, and I had some ideas to make it unique, like supporting 3D meshes and making something to display them in a web browser.
I had to push it out fast though, to be "first to market" on that site
so after 2 days of effort is hacked together pretty horribly, but it works fine so far
@MickLH dude, you could rip me to shreds and I'll just pull all the useful information I can from it. pretty much the only thing that makes me angry is persistent stupidity, and I don't expect that from you at all.
I'm putting money into this thing...not a lot, but still money...so if you think it's a bad idea for some reason, I'd love to hear it before I get too committed
but yeah, imgur was originally created by a redditor for reddit. it grew a community of its own over time, but it's still tightly associated with reddit.
be interesting to see something that makes it "unique"... like setup your server without logging, don't track or provide any way to track uploads, then you could have true "anonymous" image hosting. or something
could work. not gonna look into details yet, but thanks for the idea.
azure seemed extremely expensive last time I looked at it. I don't remember details, but last time I looked at it I gave up on hosting a website there right away.
last one, this isnt anything that needs to be lightning fast right now... you could put up a very large raid pretty cheap in actual hardware if you use HDDs
slap dynamic dns on your router and host it from home
any old dell could serve apache faster than the shared hosting your paying for
probably against the TOS of whatever your ISP is also