Sebnilsson.com Website Review

in an ambition to improve my blog a little bit, i wanted to include more images in the posts but felt a lack of a good solution for web file-hosting. to find the best fit, i put down a check-list of features and criteria. the solution i was looking for should or must when i started evaluating alternatives, a while back, flickr was still a thing. the problem was that i couldn't predictable directly link to an image i've uploaded. after feeling all the obstacles, which indicated that using flickr for image-hosting was being actively historically, i've been using google's image hosting through blogger, which is where this blog started out. the problem was that this also felt like i hack and i was always worried that the urls would change and i'd have to go through every single blog-posts i've ever made and services like dropbox and google drive seem to actively try to block the use of their services for this, even if they are accessible checks off all my points in the checklist and more. giving it's backing, it's fair to as*ume more functionality will be added so you could build a web-app which accesses your files on azure blob storage and expose them through urls in your api, but you can also let azure handle that for you, by activating anonymous read access to your blobs you can do this on blob-level, so you can have a dedicated blob for public files, separately from your other blobs in the same from azure or through a more pretty url, using a custom domain. to fulfill the criteria of pretty urls, you can set your own custom domain for an azure storage-account this is a great start for your small project to start out with, but you can in the future easily transition into using the full power of minimally for this reason, and mostly for fun, i decided to write a .net core global tool                 00000000000000000000000000000000   -d            formatted as 32 digits separated by hyphens:                 00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000   -b            formatted as 32 digits separated by hyphens, enclosed in braces: