I've used Photobucket for years now and it satisfies all my needs, thousands of images (I do a bit of photography) and not a problem.
My storage space has just gone from 2% to 3% full but then I resize the image with PaintShopPro or Photoshop Elements before uploading ~ 600 - 800 pixels width and 100k filesize uploads easily and doesn't slow web pages when loading.
I find that that is enough for good resolution when browsing.

Now I heard of Tac Force Speedster, LOL.

Just don't cut yourself shaving, it could lead to a sharp report.

I have a few of the Mtech Extreme fixed blade knives, and from what I've read they all have 440C or equivalent steel, although I'm not a fan of the edge angle on such thick blades. They are fantastic for the price and sturdy as hell. Once you get a good edge, it doesn't dull quickly at all. But those are from the Extreme line - not sure about the regular MTech offerings. I have liked the looks of a few Tac-Force knives on Amazon, but never pulled the trigger on one. Then, for Christmas, my step-daughter surprised me with this gem of a folder. It's actually pretty awesome, surprisingly so. Solid lockup, smooth action, VERY sharp blade with a stable edge, and actually feels nice in the hand, wears well in the pocket, and has some excellent HR Giger detail. By the way, MTech and Tac-Force and a couple other budget brands are all designed and commissioned for manufacture in China or Taiwan by the same company called Master Cutlery. Head to that site and you can get a decent idea of what they make, and get a sense of pride they have for their products as well. Doesn't mean they are high end by any means, but it doesn't seem like they have any delusions about what they make. Budget blades that look cool.