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So did you steal all of your website's images or is there some stock image service that has all of these? If it's the latter please share. Yours: http://www.s3

• justincormack 13y ago
  the TOS is probably Hetzner's because they are hosting there. The other things on the other hand...
• S3ForMe 13y ago
  Current design was build by developers, not designers and will be renewed once the professional design is ready. We put all our efforts on backend and storage subsystem development and completely forgot about our temporary public website. Site images were taken from various public stock image services, I hope we didn't violate any rights by using these images.
  • haldujai 13y ago
    Like I asked, can you let me know the stock image services you used? I really like that cloud that Salesforce uses and would love to be able to use it myself. Also, if you go to http://rest.s3for.me/ http://rest.s3for.me/ (the URL you use to calculate uptime) the error message in the document tree says 'The AWS Access Key Id you provided does not exist in our records'. You mentioned S3 stands for Storage Should be Simple, what does AWS stand for in your company? Unfortunately cloud software isn't my forte, I would love to know what that acronym stands for. My naivete leads me to believe that your status check is hosted with Amazon, and that your uptime checker would in fact be checking Amazon's uptime but I am surely mistaken.
    • S3ForMe 13y ago
      I'll ask guy who made this design about stock images service. We use this URL to monitor service uptime: http://rest.s3for.me/check/test.html http://rest.s3for.me/check/test.html AWS stand nothing for our company, we don't use this acronym, but for Amazon it stands for "Amazon Web Services". Here is our public status check: http://host-tracker.com/website-uptime-statistics/11891746/lvuc/ http://host-tracker.com/website-uptime-statistics/11891746/l...
    • dbarlett 13y ago
      Another curious coincidence: http://rest.s3for.me/check/test.html http://rest.s3for.me/check/test.html returns x-amz-request-id and x-amz-id-2 headers. HTTP/1.1 200 OK Date: Sat, 07 Sep 2013 20:37:05 GMT Server: Apache x-amz-request-id: 1378586225522b8e71190b5 x-amz-id-2: storage1-1.s3for.me ETag: "444bcb3a3fcf8389296c49467f27e1d6" Last-Modified: Mon, 31 Dec 2012 20:09:52 +0000 Content-Length: 2 Content-Type: text/html ok
      • S3ForMe 13y ago
        These headers are part of S3 implementation an we left them to avoid any possible problems with S3 clients. Some clients are very strict on protocol validation and refused to work in some cases. The purpose of these headers are to track all requests and be able to find any problems with any particular request. You must include them when contacting support with problems with some request. This is true both for Amazon and S3For.Me