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by jf 15y ago
https://github.com/jpf/domain-profiler/commits/master/ycombi...
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by jf 15y ago
I'm always looking for clever ways to determine that information :) Have you seen underthesite.com?
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Chart of Y Combinator companies' hosting decisions, 2011 edition(jpf.github.com)
136 points by jf 15y ago|72 comments
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by jf 15y ago
This works just fine from my Windows Phone.
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by jf 15y ago
Exactly. The_Sponge, I propose that your team spend some of that day contacting your representatives and tell them how SOPA/PIPA will impact your real world, everyday work.
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by jf 15y ago
I would love to see HN join in support. PG, what are your thoughts on that?
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by jf 15y ago
For the record: http://techsoup.org is an organization that makes it easy for non-profits to get cheap/free software licenses and hardware. They've worked out deals with many major companies, not just Microsoft. Here's a list of their mos
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by jf 15y ago
For what it's worth: As a Microsoft employee, I'm also strongly encouraged to donate to the charities of my choice. Microsoft will match all of my donations, dollar for dollar, with no preferences (I know people who've had Microsoft match t
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by jf 15y ago
I've been monitoring the progress of companies transferring away from GoDaddy and have been getting timeouts on Whois requests myself.
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by jf 15y ago
Looking forward to getting a pull request from you!
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by jf 15y ago
Understood. You do seem to get what you pay for though. If I remember correctly: GoDaddy's root certificate isn't as widely distributed as their competitors are, also their certs are chained certs.
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by jf 15y ago
Looks like the YC startups that aren't using GoDaddy are using GeoTrust or DigiCert: http://jpf.github.com/domain-profiler/ycombinator.html
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List of YC companies that use GoDaddy(raw.github.com)
316 points by jf 15y ago|79 comments
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by jf 15y ago
And posted to GitHub no less. Nice!
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by jf 15y ago
> So, please, play nice. Working on it. Microsoft is a big company.
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by jf 15y ago
> (my own .NET code is on GH too) Where?
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by jf 15y ago
My hope is that, while he's carrying the torch, Scott Guthrie (and team!) can blaze a trail for others to follow.
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The Psychology of Software Performance(torbit.com)
1 points by jf 15y ago|0 comments
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by jf 15y ago
Ah. I didn't even consider that. Probably because I'm someone who tried to get an old serial terminal for the authentic green-on-black experience.
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by jf 15y ago
Not sure why you're having trouble reading the page, but here is the text of his blog post: "Normally I just ignore navel-gazing tech-industry articles like this, but people keep sending it to me, so I guess this guy is famous or something.
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The Kinect Accelerator(microsoft.com)
6 points by jf 15y ago|1 comments
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by jf 15y ago
You are correct sir.
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by jf 15y ago
A hacker is "[a] person who delights in having an intimate understanding of the internal workings of a system" and this site is called "Hacker News". And yes, we are going to help each other improve the security of our systems. If we don't,
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by jf 15y ago
I used a tool that I wrote for myself, it turns out that it's way more handy than I thought it would be! https://github.com/jpf/domain-profiler/
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by jf 15y ago
==========[ republicwireless.com ]========== Web Hosting: (Amazon.com) 107.20.252.178 DNS Hosting: (awsdns-18.net) ns-660.awsdns-18.net. (awsdns-07.org) ns-1081.awsdns-07.org. (awsdns-58.c
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by jf 15y ago
Awesome!
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by jf 15y ago
How much of that data is collected manually vs. automated tools? (I ask as the author of https://github.com/jpf/domain-profiler/ and someone with a casual interest in such things)
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by jf 15y ago
Where are you getting the data on who uses what?
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by jf 15y ago
Isn't that what Drawn To Life is all about? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drawn_to_Life
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by jf 15y ago
That link doesn't work for me?

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