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Well sure, it's not so hard to go a year without adding another byte of storage if you're Flickr ;)... let's see Instagram or Facebook do it. Are people even st
by omarforgotpwd 10y ago
Well sure, it's not so hard to go a year without adding another byte of storage if you're Flickr ;)... let's see Instagram or Facebook do it. Are people even still uploading things to Flickr?
- swrobel 10y agoThought I was the only one who found this really sad
- ascorbic 10y agoThe article says that on a busy day they'll have 25 million photos, 80 terabytes uploaded. Not Facebook scale, but then nor is anything.
- laurentdc 10y agoI think it's a different demographic. Photographers still use and make projects or series on stuff like Flickr or Behance. Instagram and Facebook are more "blog-like" and aimed at snapshots of daily life, holidays etc to share with friends. It's normal imho that these are much higher in volume.
- gdulli 10y agoClicking the link and reading can answer that question and fix your lack of object permanence regarding Flickr's existence.
- random_upvoter 10y agoFor an image junkie like me Flickr is still my favorite internet black hole, after all these years. Nothing comes close to it. No matter how much time you have spent on Flickr, you will always find some wonderful collection of images you have never seen before, on any subject imaginable. I really dread that some day Yahoo will manage to casually destroy it.