Don't use puush

[ArvinJA]

As long as web spiders index the forum the images will be kept alive.

No, well, either they don't index all of it, or your hypothesis is wrong and they either 1) don't request the linked images or 2) puush ignores requests by certain referrers when it comes to the expiry time.

[Delamore]

As long as web spiders index the forum the images will be kept alive.

No, well, either they don't index all of it, or your hypothesis is wrong and they either 1) don't request the linked images or 2) puush ignores requests by certain referrers when it comes to the expiry time.

I think he means operations like InternetArchive (Wayback machine) but even that doesn't have anything other than the forum index saved, so the images are pretty much lost.

[GenghisKhan44]

I use tinypic. Any reason I shouldn't?

[borka]

'puush' will aim to preserve your uploads for up to to 3 months after 'last access'; where 'last access' is defined as the time of the last web request to the URL provided at time of upload.

i told you so - years ago ...

[NOOBY93]

'puush' will aim to preserve your uploads for up to to 3 months after 'last access'; where 'last access' is defined as the time of the last web request to the URL provided at time of upload.

i told you so - years ago ...

You're supposed to put the name of the quoted in quotation marks, as such: quote="PuushToS"

'puush' will aim to preserve your uploads for up to to 3 months after 'last access'; where 'last access' is defined as the time of the last web request to the URL provided at time of upload.

[shubla]

Its quite sad yeah. Theres option on puush that it locally saves all puushes that you take and you can save them on folder that syncs with google drive or something similiar. 15 gb of space for free which is plenty for puush quality images. You can buy more for very very cheap (like 2 dollars /month for 100gb) Also somone deleted 99% of world 7 forums...

I use tinypic. Any reason I shouldn't?

From my experience they delete unaccessed images after some time as well.
I suggest to use imgur which has policy of keeping images forever (except if they are requested to be deleted) Of course that doesnt mean that it wont EVER be deleted. But from all options avaible I think imgur is currently best one.
Also local backups synced to cloud will help.

[Ysh]

I encode all of my image using steganography to disguise them as pictures of palm trees. I am current with keeping all these hidden images on an encrypted flash drive. The encryption key to the drive is split into 6 shares using Shamir's Secret Sharing system. Each share value is chiseled in stone and stored in a safe. Each of the 6 shares as well as the flash drive are stored between 21 identical safes, each of which is requires a physical key, a 8-digits combination (that only I have memorized and appears nowhere in this physical world), and a fingerprint scan of my fingerprint. 14 of these 21 safes are dummies which contain things that appear as they could be correct, though if you were to break all securities the images contained are just regular images of palm trees. The 21 safes are randomly distributed and buried underground in unmarked locations, 3 safe on each continent of this world. The is no map to these locations. The physical keys to these safes, I just store them on my regular key ring.

I think if you all are not using some similar security systems for your pictures, you will do a disservice to the Haven community. Your image will not be safe.

[Burinn]

I encode all of my image using steganography to disguise them as pictures of palm trees. I am current with keeping all these hidden images on an encrypted flash drive. The encryption key to the drive is split into 6 shares using Shamir's Secret Sharing system. Each share value is chiseled in stone and stored in a safe. Each of the 6 shares as well as the flash drive are stored between 21 identical safes, each of which is requires a physical key, a 8-digits combination (that only I have memorized and appears nowhere in this physical world), and a fingerprint scan of my fingerprint. 14 of these 21 safes are dummies which contain things that appear as they could be correct, though if you were to break all securities the images contained are just regular images of palm trees. The 21 safes are randomly distributed and buried underground in unmarked locations, 3 safe on each continent of this world. The is no map to these locations. The physical keys to these safes, I just store them on my regular key ring.

I think if you all are not using some similar security systems for your pictures, you will do a disservice to the Haven community. Your image will not be safe.

What?