gbe.tun
4.0 ninu awọn irawọ 5 (ti o da lori atunyẹwo 1)
nipa:
Gbogbo awọn faili ni atilẹyin, ko si ihamọ iru faili. Awọn ẹya idaduro ailopin, bi wọn ko ṣe paarẹ awọn faili eyikeyi ayafi ti o ba beere tabi wọn ṣẹ awọn ofin iṣẹ. Awọn opin iwọn faili ti o ni oye, wiwo wẹẹbu ṣe atilẹyin awọn iwọn faili to 200 MB ati API 100 MB wọn. Ko si funmorawon, gbogbo awọn faili ti wa ni yoo wa ni pato bi wọn ti pese - eyi ni a mọ bi "MD5 pipe". Wiwọle yara yara fun gbogbo awọn faili eyiti o jẹ iranṣẹ pẹlu CDN agbegbe pupọ (nẹtiwọọki ifijiṣẹ akoonu) eyiti o ṣe idaniloju wiwọle yara yara lati gbogbo agbala aye. O gba ọna asopọ taara fun gbogbo faili ni gbogbo ọran. Awọn faili rẹ ti wa ni ipamọ ti paroko sori awọsanma ninu garawa Amazon AWS S3 - laisi anfani Amazon lati ka awọn faili naa. Ọfẹ nitootọ.
awọn ipese:
28/05/2020
Atunwo ti gbe.tun
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.