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5•zkiihne•12m ago

A little web game I made as an anniversary present for my wife.

Upload vacation photos and make them into a game.

WWW uses EXIF to determine where and when the photo was taken. This is then turned into a game you can send to anyone.

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Arainach•9m ago

I had hoped that society had learned better than to tolerate "upload all your data and we'll give you a cute little game" back in the era of Facebook games.

There's no privacy policy, no data usage policy, no contact information, just "upload all your photos and we'll retain them forever and offer them up to whoever you share a URL with"

dang•3m ago

I don't think this is a very fair comment on a Show HN where OP is simply sharing a little game he made for a family member and inviting others to have fun with it.

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