put.re
4.0 mei he ngaahi fetuʻu ʻe 5 (makatuʻunga ʻi he 1 toe vakaiʻi)
fekauʻaki mo e:
'Oku poupou'i 'a e ngaahi faile kotoa pe, 'Oku 'ikai ha fakangatangata 'o e fa'ahinga faile. Features ta'e fakangatangata 'a e tauhi, 'i he 'ikai ke nau tamate'i ha ngaahi faile tukukehe kapau 'oku ke kole ke pe 'oku nau maumau'i 'a e ngaahi tu'utu'uni 'o e ngaue. Fakangatangata 'o e lahi 'o e faile 'oku 'uhinga lelei, 'Oku poupou'i 'e he interface 'o e uepi 'a e lahi 'o e faile 'o a'u ki he 200 MB mo 'enau API 100 MB. 'Ikai ha compression, 'Oku ngaue 'a e ngaahi faile kotoa pe 'i he founga tonu 'oku nau 'oatu ai — 'oku 'iloa 'eni ko e “MD5 haohaoa”. Vave 'a e 'alunga ki he ngaahi faile kotoa pe 'a ia 'oku ngaue 'aki ha CDN fakavahefonua lahi (netiueka 'o e tu'uaki 'o e kakano) 'a ia 'oku ne fakapapau'i 'a e 'alunga vave mei he tapa kehekehe 'o e mamani. 'Oku ke ma'u 'a e fehokotaki'anga fakahangatonu ki he faile kotoa pe 'i he keisi kotoa pe. 'Oku tanaki ho'o ngaahi faile 'i he 'ao 'i ha Amazon AWS S3 'a e pakete — 'o 'ikai lava 'e he Amazon ke lau 'a e ngaahi faile. Tauʻatāina moʻoni.
ngaahi meʻa ʻoku ʻoatu:
28/05/2020
Toe vakaiʻi ʻo e put.re
Seems to be trade-free, because they seem to not want anything for their service. No data collection, no ads. There are certain limits like the file sizes and they have some terms: https://put.re/terms-of-service – but I’d consider them as micro-trades. So I’d give 4/5 blocks.