When it first came out - and i’d say much less restricted for community use - it was a step change in my understanding of the extent of observability in place o

When it first came out - and i’d say much less restricted for community use - it was a step change in my understanding of the extent of observability in place on the internet. I knew the NSA “was out there”, but never knew one could browse, StumbleUpon-style, random internet services and knock on their doors. At the time I dealt with a lot of smaller internet-facing applications, and was excited about being able to search for public instances of them and worried about others finding mine.