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fooey
8y ago
Like most things, I assume it's more about money than ideology GoDaddy is a big corporation employing an army of lawyers who can't be happy about the potential liability of enabling risky services like Gab. When Gab is inevitably
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fooey
8y ago
This isn't a battle between liberals and conservatives, this is big corporations being terrified of liability. Gab and their ilk are giant targets for lawsuits for negligence and who knows whatever else, and no one wants to the deeper
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fooey
8y ago
Because the sorts of people posting on Gab are gonna be all over a service literally run by the NSA
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fooey
8y ago
In my experience Northern Utah is good, Southern Utah is not very good
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Donald Daters, a dating app for Trump supporters, leaked its users’ data
(techcrunch.com)
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fooey
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fooey
8y ago
Google's chat strategy in a nutshell
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fooey
8y ago
I had a NewRelic account via Heroku, so that's a link for me too
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fooey
8y ago
I still haven't figured out who they are, but my email account that was compromised was made specifically for Heroku. Thanks to haveibeenpwned.com for the heads up.
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fooey
8y ago
If they make it work, Chromebooks just magically turned into gaming machines.
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fooey
8y ago
I really wish I could find a good solution for generic wildcard forwarding of email my registrar provides I'd move everything to CloudFlare instantly if I could find a way to get *@mydomain.com for all mess of domains without having to
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Michael Cohen paid a tech company $50,000 'in connection with' Trump's campaign
(cnbc.com)
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fooey
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fooey
8y ago
they keep getting kicked off all the tlds even .ru revoked their domain
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Dem lawmaker calls for cryptocurrency probe after Mueller indictments
(thehill.com)
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fooey
8y ago
I think what we'll see is something less like the Jordan Peele version of Obama based on a public clip, and something more like a faked version of the Romney 47% video Start with something naturally unfocused and exists only as a one o
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Government auditor rules against $950M cloud award to Amazon partner
(washingtonpost.com)
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fooey
9y ago
I wish this had existed a year ago when we shifted from primarily doing everything through Stripe to Chargify for metered billing, invoicing and dunning.
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Facebook announces forensic audit of Trump data firm Cambridge Analytica
(money.cnn.com)
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fooey
9y ago
Because the "breaches" and "abuses" aren't breaches or abuses, it's Facebook's business model working as intended.
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fooey
9y ago
There's breaking reporting that Facebook just had personnel in the Cambridge Analytica offices before the UK authorities could get there with warrants. https://twitter.com/carolecadwalla/status/975844154361
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fooey
9y ago
You either end up with useless imaginary currency, or you have to launder it to turn it into currency you can actually spend. You think the government won't notice if you buy a lambo and you can't afford it with valid income?
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fooey
9y ago
The social media bigs aren't attacking political opponents, they're attacking hate groups. If your political ideology is hate, then you should expect to be increasingly ostracized and driven away into the shadows.
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fooey
9y ago
Apple encumbered tech will never be the tech that wins the future
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FCC reversal of net neutrality rules expected to be published Thursday
(reuters.com)
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fooey
9y ago
claiming 68% of traffic is https is far different from claiming 68% of sites are https too I suspect the vast majority of sites are still not https, but the big sites are which skews that number
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fooey
9y ago
I wish Amazon Prime would break itself up into packages instead of raising their rates every 6 months as they throw more and more crap under the umbrella It annoys me greatly that I'm subsidizing Prime Video when I have zero interest i
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fooey
9y ago
Exactly, testing the UI may be hard, but whatever API that UI is calling is amazingly horribly broken.
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fooey
9y ago
Wheel of Time TV shows are coming, (again, hopefully) Kingkiller Chronicles movies and TV shows are coming Stormlight Archive and Mistborn adaptations are coming I'm pretty excited for the next few years.
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fooey
9y ago
The bay area suffers from extreme NIMBYism
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fooey
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A 1 year cache time doesn't force the browser to hang on to it for a year, it just lets the browser know that if it's seen that resource in the last year it shouldn't bother getting it again. The browser is still free to dump
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fooey
9y ago
What I think is interesting, is the licensing model is basically reverse whaling The bigger the company is, the more likely they are to go with just building Caddy themselves instead of paying for it. So, the only people who need to run t
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