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Hey, I'm one of the authors. In fact you can delete a file. Just "view" it in the app and it gets deleted. What you can't do is delete it from the command line!
by antics 13y ago
Hey, I'm one of the authors. In fact you can delete a file. Just "view" it in the app and it gets deleted. What you can't do is delete it from the command line!
As for your "is this useful" question, I use it to send files to myself, my friends, and other computers, since it's a bit like asynchronous SCP. But of course YMMV.
- mcescalante 13y agoThanks for the reply, and I can see that just a few minutes ago you clarified the wording in the readme, which was my next suggestion. Definitely a cool tool, I'll definitely try it out now that I know "viewing" it deletes the file still (makes perfect sense). I figured it'd be good for temporary file storing & sending, just was a bit worried about leaving permanent copies on their servers.
- antics 13y agoWhen I saw it on HN frontpage, I freaked out and started adding more customization and features. :) As we speak I'm writing the feature that will allow you to use a config file ('~/.snapchat_fs') to configure, e.g., the encryption protocol used, which would make storing features more secure for you, the user, in the event Snapchat starts snooping through stuff you've uploaded.