Keverw

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by Keverw 10y ago
It's an interesting idea, but unlimited is nice. This idea kinda reminds me of how the telephone network works. Basically everything a call is connected, there's a "dip" fee. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki
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by Keverw 10y ago
Do Google and Facebook really sell data? From my understanding, they keep the data for ad targeting, feature/content recommendations. Like if I place an ad on Facebook I could put 18 to 35, who likes travel, etc to promote a hotel book
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by Keverw 10y ago
Selling your entire internet history sounds very wrong to me. Unless it's anonymized for like statistical purposes, sorta like saying Google.com is the #1 website like Alexa does. I just wish instead of having 100's of pages of re
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by Keverw 10y ago
Yeah, I do think more competition between providers would naturally solve a lot of these problems. There's to much politics involved, even for a company as big as Google. At&t for example suing in Louisville. The FCC and states sho
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by Keverw 10y ago
I do agree net neutrality is a good thing, only major thing I disagree with gutting net neutrality as the internet is the future network for everything. But overall I support Ajit Pai because he wants to cut down on regulations it seems fro
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by Keverw 10y ago
I don't think we really need more regulations in this area. There is already a bunch of privacy related laws on the books. Plus using data to improve the user experience, recommendations(YouTube, Netflix), targeted ads seems pretty nea
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by Keverw 10y ago
Companies already want to drug test employees... Which I feel shows you don't trust them. Which some companies make you stand in front of someone watching you pee. When there's less invasive methods such as a spit or hair sample(M
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by Keverw 10y ago
A/B testing prices. Never heard of that before, seems interesting. I have heard of people creating landing pages to get a mailing list of people interested. Are you collecting their email's, sending them to a page or social page t
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by Keverw 10y ago
Seems like an interesting idea. With California being the only state in the country doing this, I wonder what is there to stop people from other states using it. Someone from Washington or Texas driving up and getting a short term apartment
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by Keverw 10y ago
Oh wow, pretty neat and surprised it took just 24 hours. For some reason it reminds me a bit of the Monsanto House of the Future at Disneyland. I wasn't even born yet when they took it down, but randomly found videos of it on YouTube o
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by Keverw 10y ago
Redemption period I know of for when domains expire. But if you do the grace deletion it's pretty much instantly. I was debating on a domain once with myself, deleted it and then a day or so later registered it again. Usually you can d
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by Keverw 10y ago
I wonder if maybe someone had that domain and then deleted it. Dynadot(and probably others) for example lets you delete domains for a partial refund within a certain limited amount of time - which I think is a neat feature. I know there are
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by Keverw 10y ago
Interesting. I heard of CALEA in the past and wondered how CALEA is implemented. >The IP-based "soft switches" typically do not contain a built-in CALEA intercept feature Is there a specification you must follow? Like maybe you
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by Keverw 10y ago
Wow. Starting an ISP on credit cards and $2,500 cash. Very resourceful. I guess it also helps also knowing this stuff since you worked at a datacenter. I wonder what kind of regulations there are for something like this being wireless. Soun
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by Keverw 10y ago
I remember seeing people in Second Life talking about using Google Spreadsheets as database using LSL so people didn't have to run external databases. Pretty interesting stuff even though I don't think it's really meant for t
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by Keverw 10y ago
Wow. I wonder if that's a PCI violation to ask for a credit card copy via email... Doesn't sound very secure to me.
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by Keverw 10y ago
> In future years, we also hope to explore how something like ‘financial aid’ might work for people that need a small amount of capital to help get their startup going. Sounds interesting. I always kinda hated how people fresh out of hig
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by Keverw 10y ago
Yeah, I think pretty much once online gobbles up offline retail. There will be better and faster shipping networks, etc. Like having warehouses with products closer to people. But unsure how much they'd really want to invest into small
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by Keverw 10y ago
Maybe they search the tokens public key and not the token itself. Then if the public key is found, then they download the repo and do scanning for the private key.
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by Keverw 10y ago
Wow. People would really store production passwords on GitHub for everyone to see? I wonder if GitHub blocked those searches "We could not perform this search Must include at least one user, organization, or repository" Edit: If I
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by Keverw 10y ago
I still like stores if I'm in a hurry. You can get the product the same day. I don't live in a major city that does same day delivery(That'd be super cool though to have a service like that!). Only thing I hate about brick an
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by Keverw 10y ago
What is the reality that taking away the legal immunity could really happen? Wouldn't the community, non-profits and big internet companies lobby against this, call up all their congress and senators like just how we stopped SOPA and P
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by Keverw 10y ago
It seems like everyday someone on Skype I know gets hacked. This has been going on for the past 2 years. I have am old account I don't use anymore, and haven't logged into years but friended my new account back when I made a new o
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by Keverw 10y ago
Pretty interesting. I'd be cool to have one that showed the cables on land too. I wonder if there's a tool like that, be useful to plan where the best connectively is if you are building your own datacenter for example.
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by Keverw 10y ago
I am for free market and competition. One thing about the cable and satellite industry that annoys me is everyone keeps merging. But I totally feel like the cable is way behind satellite technology. I have Time Warner(Well now Spectrum). We
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by Keverw 10y ago
"We're crowdsourcing for coffee shops." haha. Make a app where some stranger comes to wherever you are and makes you a cup of coffee.
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by Keverw 10y ago
Thanks for the explanation. I was just curious since I know I have seen posts about 18F here on HN before which sounded like very similar work. This is the first time I heard of USDS and as an outsider to government tech, they both looked t
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by Keverw 10y ago
I wonder how the USDS is different than the 18F? Seems like they both are doing the same thing, why not just merge them?
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by Keverw 10y ago
Interesting. I wonder how this will turn out in the end... Part of me feels like if Apple has to allow apps outside of the app store, maybe they can then void your warranty. Like if you open up your computer and start installing parts on yo
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by Keverw 10y ago
Oh wow. That's a neat ad, but kinda creepy... What if someone was already using their phone hand free? Listening to Pandora to their cars BlueTooth? Or even if they weren't using their phone at all - the fact that Siri is being ac

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