Nice thread to stumble across while setting up my media server. If it's working, this image should show up:
// actually implementing file uploads would be a pain
It's not as daunting as it may seem, it's just a bit... exotic. Getting media storage and a CDN is piss easy nowadays (just don't get ripped off), the real challenge is doing the backend code for it.
This is roughly the journey a file takes thru a backend: user sends POST w/ file -> basic validation e.g. filesize -> convert uploads into temp files -> validate the mime type, generate hashes maybe -> send them to the media server (yolo) -> delete the temp file -> save the URL it's sent to
About 50% of that can be handled thru extensions, depending on your stack. At my pace this takes about a week and a half to get working, minus tests.
Btw, is gyazo still usable as an image hoster? Last time I checked it should be, though I remember it being a bit coy about linking to the raw image file
HE IS
ABSOLUTELY
KILLED!!!!