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   by fake-news 5y ago

   How is it more expensive (than Cloudinary, which the parent was talking about)? Cloudinary uses a credit system and charges by disk space + bandwidth + transformation calls. Its free plan is metered and only good for up to a small number of
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   by fake-news 5y ago

   It's what happens when no one group controls the "open" web, and instead you have different advertising & services giants competing for the future of human information exchange. Blame Netscape for hurriedly shimming in a
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   by fake-news 5y ago

   How is it any better or worse than Luxon? (I only ask because Moment recommends Luxon as is "spiritual successor", so I never bothered to evaluate date-fns. Should I?)
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   by fake-news 5y ago

   Have you considered imgix? It's like Cloudinary, but with flat pricing per # of origin images. Transformations and bandwidth don't cost extra. It's nice because you don't have to manage yet another stack, just plop in a
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   by fake-news 5y ago

   Even for Google logins, would you consider using a token-based authentication system (like Spotify, Postman, etc. do)... i.e., your default browser opens, Google logs you in there (or you already are), and that sends a backend auth token to