uberzet
Joined 15 years ago
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Comment · 15 years ago
Also see http://snowisfalling.com
Comment · 15 years ago
Yeah I just threw in the default 'twitter bootstrap' zebra-sorted table. http://twitter.github.com/bootstrap/#tables
Again, just a weekend project so all the bells and whistles aren't really there.
Comment · 15 years ago
Not sure if I'm misunderstanding you here - but - ~/Dropbox/Public might be what you're looking for?
Comment · 15 years ago
For those wishing to remove files from the index:
Move the file from your top-level Public folder into a (sub) folder within your Public folder.
see : http://uberzet.com/sharing-more
Comment · 15 years ago
Yes, agreed, sorry. Initially I thought it would be a great 'minimum friction' entry point.
Comment · 15 years ago
I'll implement removal functionality when I have time. In the meantime you can email the address on the contact page and I will happily remove the offending files from uberzet.
Comment · 15 years ago
Yeah unfortunately that is correct. As a quick hack I couldn't really be bothered to code up a deauth callback (in-fact I'm not even sure of Dropbox has this).
If you email me at the Contact address I'd be happy to manually remove any files you want removed!
Comment · 15 years ago
From the landing Page:
"What is Überzet?
Überzet a new way to share and discover files. It's built on top of your Dropbox Public folder. "
Then there is a link to http://uberzet.com/sharing-more - which goes into more detail on this.
Comment · 15 years ago
Thanks for the feedback. Yeah - it only links with the top level foler - basically for simplicity of design. As explained here : http://uberzet.com/sharing-more a possible use of folders within your Public folders is to 'hide' files from Uberzet.
Anyway - there are obviously some pretty gaping holes in messaging and functionality. If I have time in the future I may fix these things up. Again, thanks for the feedback!
Comment · 15 years ago
Yes, Uberzet has access to your entire Dropbox (as is made clear in http://uberzet.com/sharing-more it doesn't access anything other than your Public folder.
Comment · 15 years ago
Interesting - I'm guessing you're they guy who uploaded 'cash.html' a link to 'donate to your startup' - then hammered it's /download GET request 1338 times to make it the most popular file on the system.
Whilst I am at fault for exposing this as a possibility on my system - I think it's seriously not cool to exploit a very unambitious weekend project like this for your own financial gain.