Anyways they mass created hashmaps using UUIDs. Someone lower in the comments made a great point on this, unfortunately this is why people have to crack down on things and require accounts and stuff like that before you can use a service.
:) Service is up and running, but we'll see for how long.
Still, a great place to backup my video library!
I once thought about doing this using RDF/Tuple based data where most elements are forced to be UUID-4's (whose purpose and meaning are invisible) except for values. I imagined a public service without a token.
https://hashmap.me?key=key1&value=value1&token=tony-test-d87...
I think for Read it makes a ton of sense to be able to provide a key to only get that specific key from your dataset.
I could add support for allowing you to use your token in the url to avoid headers, but to be very clear that token should NEVER be exposed to other users or to the public, that token isn't changeable, and if another user has it they can modify your dataset. Maybe I could add read only tokens at some point?
With your exact URL above, are you proposing the ability to Write data from the browser? I see you're providing a value so it lead me to believe you're suggesting writing a key/value pair with your token from the browser