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From: M.L. on 26 Jul 2010 09:31


>Use one of the free imagehosting sites instead. This one is hassle free
>and quick.
>http://www.imageno.com/
>or maybe
>http://www.imgplace.com/

Thanks for the image hosting links. I've listed some additional hosts
along with their limitations.

www.imagebam.com
Linking: Links thumbnail to image
Registration: No registration required for basic upload features
Max file upload: 4 MB
Expiration: No expiration

www.imageno.com
Linking: Links thumbnail to image
Registration: No registration required to upload
Max file upload: 2 MB
Expiration: Image deleted after 30 days of inactivity

www.imgplace.com (powered by Imageshack)
Linking: Direct link to image
Registration: No registration required to upload
Max file upload: 5 MB
Expiration: Image deleted after 365 days of inactivity

www.imageshack.com
Linking: Direct link to image
Registration: No registration required for basic upload features
Max file upload: 5 MB
Expiration: Image deleted after 365 days of inactivity for
unregistered users

www.photobucket.com
Linking: Direct link to image
Registration: Registration required to upload
Max file upload: 1 MB for unregistered users
Expiration: Image deleted after 90 days of no account logon

www.tinypic.com
Linking: Direct link to image
Registration: No registration required to upload
Max file upload: 100 MB
Expiration: Image deleted after 90 days of inactivity
From: Craig on 26 Jul 2010 09:51
On 07/26/2010 06:31 AM, M.L. wrote:
>
>
>> Use one of the free imagehosting sites instead. This one is hassle free
>> and quick.
>> http://www.imageno.com/
>> or maybe
>> http://www.imgplace.com/
>
> Thanks for the image hosting links. I've listed some additional hosts
> along with their limitations.
>
> www.imagebam.com
> Linking: Links thumbnail to image
> Registration: No registration required for basic upload features
> Max file upload: 4 MB
> Expiration: No expiration
>
> www.imageno.com
> Linking: Links thumbnail to image
> Registration: No registration required to upload
> Max file upload: 2 MB
> Expiration: Image deleted after 30 days of inactivity
>
> www.imgplace.com (powered by Imageshack)
> Linking: Direct link to image
> Registration: No registration required to upload
> Max file upload: 5 MB
> Expiration: Image deleted after 365 days of inactivity
>
> www.imageshack.com
> Linking: Direct link to image
> Registration: No registration required for basic upload features
> Max file upload: 5 MB
> Expiration: Image deleted after 365 days of inactivity for
> unregistered users
>
> www.photobucket.com
> Linking: Direct link to image
> Registration: Registration required to upload
> Max file upload: 1 MB for unregistered users
> Expiration: Image deleted after 90 days of no account logon
>
> www.tinypic.com
> Linking: Direct link to image
> Registration: No registration required to upload
> Max file upload: 100 MB
> Expiration: Image deleted after 90 days of inactivity

I haven't tried the following but it's been around for a while now and
professes to be ad-free & no-hassle:

> This is IMGMI, a no frills image uploading service. You don't need an
> account, you don't need to see ads, all you need is images.

<http://imgmi.net/about.php>

thx for the list,
--
-Craig
From: s|b on 26 Jul 2010 13:29
On Sun, 25 Jul 2010 20:36:23 -0700, JD wrote:

> Am I dreaming, or has it happened already?

If you want to post binaries, there are plenty newsgroups where you can
post them (and then use message-id(s) to refer to them). Or you can
upload them to sites like tinypic.com.

--
s|b
From: JD on 26 Jul 2010 16:44
s|b wrote:
> On Sun, 25 Jul 2010 20:36:23 -0700, JD wrote:
>
>> Am I dreaming, or has it happened already?
>
> If you want to post binaries, there are plenty newsgroups where you can
> post them (and then use message-id(s) to refer to them). Or you can
> upload them to sites like tinypic.com.
>

Thanks All for responding.
From: HeyBub on 26 Jul 2010 17:23
JD wrote:
> Hi Experts,
>
> We all know that a picture is worth a 1000 words.
>
> I was thinking of the remote possibility of making
> a copy of a device - a black wiring diagram e.g. -
> then overlaying it with a white grid, and so
> dividing the image into small bits.
>
> Then finally running OCR on the device and posting
> it to a NG.
>
> This would work wonders for us NG addicts.
>
> Am I dreaming, or has it happened already?
>

Because newsgroups, by convention, were set up to handle those of us on
300bps dial-up and downloading a binary file would take hours.


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