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Ask HN: What features would you like in an "pastebin" for images web app?

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What features would you like in an "pastebin" for images web app? I'm working in a new one, limited to 1mb uploads

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I'm using this app to (also) test django-nonrel on google app engine but i'd like to build something useful ofc.

The use case for the tool is quick uploading images (screenshots and etc), not permanent storage.

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not limited to 1mb uploads would be nice, you take care of the resizing, not me..

also, take care of creating thumbnails and several different resolutions

the limit is 1mb due to app engine blobfield limitations and my budget :) 1mb is enough to be useful. I was wondering about resizing images above 1mb to fit the 1mb automatically. Yes thumbs are a must.

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I can't help but think of imgur, so the ability to create galleries would be nice. Uploading more than one image at a time. An API would be an excellent thing to have as well.

yes i'm thinking on an API. As for galleries, there's Flickr, Picasa and so on, i don't know if it makes sense

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

also, take care of creating thumbnails and several different resolutions

the limit is 1mb due to app engine blobfield limitations and my budget :) 1mb is enough to be useful. I was wondering about resizing images above 1mb to fit the 1mb automatically. Yes thumbs are a must.

can't you just upload them to amazon s3?

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post #7

Earlier quoted context omitted.

the limit is 1mb due to app engine blobfield limitations and my budget :) 1mb is enough to be useful. I was wondering about resizing images above 1mb to fit the 1mb automatically. Yes thumbs are a must.

can't you just upload them to amazon s3?

i could use the BlobStore but i have almost zero budget for this atm and these kinds of services take a lot of bw.
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