I do like how your "available gigabytes" counter is simply the current time with some division and sub stringing involved .. \o/
$('span#available_space').text(addCommas(((date.getTime()/2500).toFixed(2)).substring(1,12)))
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#32I need to write a bot that posts this every time a new free online storage sites pop up on HN: The only compelling aspect of the offering is the promise of free storage. I don't see a dollar sign anywhere on the site, so I don't understand how they intend to keep that promise for very long. I refuse to sign up for a product, much less take the time to integrate it into my workflow, without knowing that it will be aro…
Hey Martin, We are planning to stay alive for 100 years this is a very long term play. We are planning to kill the OS by letting users execute any file type in the cloud: PSDs, AI, you name it, open, edit, save and publish. The way we will make money is from enterprise (which we got already some clients) and from apps that will be built on top of Thirsty. We don't believe that people should be charged for backup beca…
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#33I'd prefer the header to be fixed and not the footer, or at least both.
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#34Also, the search bar on the "why us" page does nothing. Also, I'm not really sure what you do still.
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#35No privacy policy or terms of use, and you expect me to send you my data?
Just fixed sorry we forgot to add it to the home page, it was inside the account.
While the footer on the why_us page now includes the TOS and Privacy links, the main page does not have that.
Also, your blog link is dead.
Also, while not logged in, if I go to the why_us page, there is a search bar available to be used at the top of the screen. However, I am unable to really interact with it in any meaningful way.
In your TOS, you refer to the privacy page as being at: http://www.Thirsty.com/t/privacy. However, that is not where it is located.
This segment of your TOS is nonsensical: "The above licenses granted by you in video Content you submit to the Service terminate within a commercially reasonable time after you remove or delete your videos from the Service"
And just curious, the last line of their TOS is that they are enforcing a statute of limitations of 1 year on any actions that you would want to take against them. Are we actually able to give up that right in a contract / TOS?
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#36Your blog is full of the most unrelated posts that I've ever seen.