dcsadmin

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by dcsadmin 8y ago
Ease of use is certainly something that was in my mind during development. With bitbox.co, you just have to create an account and start dropping files to get going. You can add key/value metadata as you drag and drop. Of course deeper
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by dcsadmin 8y ago
I appreciate your candor exactly for the reason you stated. I need to know whether to spend more time on it, or move on to something else. I'm not quite sure how to analyze the results as a whole though.
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by dcsadmin 8y ago
>Who drove that decision? Centralized storage, accessibility, abstraction and usage tracking of all corporate documents sourced from all divisions / systems with proper access controls and redundancy. (That's a lot of business
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by dcsadmin 8y ago
Yes.
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by dcsadmin 8y ago
Yes, that was the point of posting this show HN, to see if there is any market demand. I have a few other products in the pipeline and more ideas which are probably more promising. If nothing else, we use bitbox.co as an internal file stora
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by dcsadmin 8y ago
Can you elaborate on the client issues? We decided to go with WebAPI for universal access. Also, for public images, you can reference the endpoints directly in your HTML, so <img src=" https://bitbox.co/files/1.p
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by dcsadmin 8y ago
Not currently, but it will definitely go on the future feature list. Thanks for the tip.
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by dcsadmin 8y ago
I've built one of these several times for larger companies. They need a place to store millions of documents that integrates with their multiple existing internal systems. These documents would come in from fax, email or integration se
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by dcsadmin 8y ago
Done. Thanks for the tip.
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Show HN: Bitbox.co – Cloud Storage for Developers
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