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years ago I interviewed with a startup that was aiming to put their routers in various locations like airports and coffee shops. They would offer free or cheap
by deckard1 5y ago
years ago I interviewed with a startup that was aiming to put their routers in various locations like airports and coffee shops. They would offer free or cheap internet at those locations. The catch: they were going to swap out ads with their own ads on the fly.
Shortly after that, Google started pushing HTTPS. I never believed that was a coincidence.
- TedDoesntTalk 5y agoThe great migration to https, even for read-only self-hosted blogs, has been an amazing disservice to the world. Maybe if we had non-expiring ssl certificates with working OCSP or CRL, I’d have a different opinion.