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Flickr Leech
by mitchellchan
& 33 others
(via)
Well it's been less than 24 hours and this thing has taken off like wildfire! I guess that's a good thing and speaks greatly about the Flickr community. It does, however, mean different things to the Flickr servers and after receiving some feedback, I've had to put some limits on the results returned. Right now, you can still pull all the interestingness thumbnails, but all other queries are limited to the first 200 results. I'll be working on optimizing some code (for my own sake), adding some additional functionality, and adding paging on VLQs (that's Very Large Queries, to you and me) as a stop-gap method. Sorry for any inconveiniences.
Flickr Leech
by reymar_i3
& 33 others
(via)
Well it's been less than 24 hours and this thing has taken off like wildfire! I guess that's a good thing and speaks greatly about the Flickr community. It does, however, mean different things to the Flickr servers and after receiving some feedback, I've had to put some limits on the results returned. Right now, you can still pull all the interestingness thumbnails, but all other queries are limited to the first 200 results. I'll be working on optimizing some code (for my own sake), adding some additional functionality, and adding paging on VLQs (that's Very Large Queries, to you and me) as a stop-gap method. Sorry for any inconveiniences.
Flickr Leech
by dominoes
& 33 others
Well it's been less than 24 hours and this thing has taken off like wildfire! I guess that's a good thing and speaks greatly about the Flickr community. It does, however, mean different things to the Flickr servers and after receiving some feedback, I've had to put some limits on the results returned. Right now, you can still pull all the interestingness thumbnails, but all other queries are limited to the first 200 results. I'll be working on optimizing some code (for my own sake), adding some additional functionality, and adding paging on VLQs (that's Very Large Queries, to you and me) as a stop-gap method. Sorry for any inconveiniences.
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