Show HN: File.io – Ephemeral file sharing
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#3I built this site and appreciate any feedback from the HN community
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#4I built this site and appreciate any feedback from the HN community
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#5I built this site and appreciate any feedback from the HN community
What is the filesize limit? and is there any LESS time limit? like hrs? or days?
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#7I built this site and appreciate any feedback from the HN community
The oneshotness of it does mitigate that a bit. If someone wants to share material with N people they have to upload it N times, which rate-limits (ab)use.
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#8Earlier quoted context omitted.
What is the filesize limit? and is there any LESS time limit? like hrs? or days?
I think the file size limit is currently 500MB, but I may try to increase this at some point. There isn't any lower time limit than one day right now, but thanks for the feedback - it would be cool to have, so maybe I can add it soon
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#9The one time I had a support request it was dealt with promptly by the founder himself.
Be careful though --- I got the bright idea to be an amateur domain speculator... So far I've spent a cool $1000 on 10 domain names and am now discovering flipping them is harder than I thought!
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#10From the username I noticed the creator is also the owner of http://park.io --- a cool domain dropcatching service for .io, .ly, .to, and .me domains. The one time I had a support request it was dealt with promptly by the founder himself. Be careful though --- I got the bright idea to be an amateur domain speculator... So far I've spent a cool $1000 on 10 domain names and am now discovering flipping them is harder th…