jgowdy

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by jgowdy 6y ago
McConnell has already released a statement saying there WILL be a vote on a Trump nomination.
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by jgowdy 6y ago
This is a complete lie and total slander of GoDaddy. https://domaininvesting.com/godaddy-still-not-frontrunning-d ... The whois information is masked, because that's what we do to protect customer privacy. https:/
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by jgowdy 6y ago
This is a lie and total slander of GoDaddy. https://domaininvesting.com/godaddy-still-not-frontrunning-d ... The whois information is masked, because that's what we do to protect customer privacy. https://do
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by jgowdy 6y ago
That's because this is a lie and total slander of GoDaddy. https://domaininvesting.com/godaddy-still-not-frontrunning-d ... The whois information is masked, because that's what we do to protect customer privacy. h
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by jgowdy 6y ago
Just so you know, this is a complete lie and total slander of GoDaddy. https://domaininvesting.com/godaddy-still-not-frontrunning-d ... The whois information is masked, because that's what we do to protect customer priv
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by jgowdy 6y ago
Just so you know, this is a complete lie and total slander of GoDaddy. https://domaininvesting.com/godaddy-still-not-frontrunning-d... The whois information is masked, because that's what we do to protect customer priv
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by jgowdy 7y ago
I'm just going to nit on your phrasing here. NANP and the associated +1 country code originated from the United States. Technically I am talking about "changing theirs." The fact that it's very reasonably shared with
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by jgowdy 7y ago
Good point. The purpose of my comment you replied to above was that there should be either pricing normalization such that callers aren't surprised, OR split the +1 country code. Its not just "kick everyone out of the US country
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by jgowdy 7y ago
I tried to be clear that I believe the principle should apply to all callers. No on planet earth should second guess whether they're calling a different nation or not. That principle includes other +1 nations.
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by jgowdy 7y ago
Caller ID is an untrusted advisory best effort service. It has absolutely no integrity of any kind today. There's an American law against spoofing it in theory, but it's not very enforcable at the moment. Understand it's li
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by jgowdy 7y ago
From my best interpretation of your comment you seem to think VoIP is far more "carrier peer to carrier peer" than it is in practice. As a value added telecom provider I have a few upstream carriers but it's not as if I recei
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by jgowdy 7y ago
As someone who has worked in telecom for a long time, I assure you most of us carriers / service providers (Except maybe Big Red and Big Blue) desperately want to implement signed SIP invites and kill robocall for our customers. We als
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by jgowdy 7y ago
I'm disinclined to damage communication to stop bad actors. And I believe that this type of solution completely ignores the largely disproportionate economic impacts that reverting to those prices would have on different socioeconomic
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by jgowdy 7y ago
As someone who has worked in the telecom space for nearly 20 years, I really think we need to remove other countries from country code +1. People in any country should have confidence when they dial a number that it isn't unexpectedly
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by jgowdy 7y ago
Legislative votes aren't typically public?
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by jgowdy 7y ago
What do you mean remember HughesNet? People are still on it. Some of those people are young. All of them have been taught what latency is by having satellite internet. There are plenty of non-technical consumers who have had a very unwilli
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by jgowdy 7y ago
Yeah, I'm specifically pointing to the idea of leveraging HTTP/2's multiplexed streams to embed VPNs into the same connection as normal web traffic from CDNs. Things like 1.1.1.1 Warp don't attempt to hide the fact that
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by jgowdy 7y ago
I've noticed this issue a lot more recently. Developers who live in a language / platform bubble that assume that the large majority of paid developers are using whatever trendy language and less than 24 month old framework they&
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by jgowdy 7y ago
Privacy idealist hat on. I believe there's a lot of potential for CDNs and major sites to offer anti-censorship pass through traffic with HTTP/2 via CONNECT. By having a multiplexed protocol with multiple streams that spans &quot
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by jgowdy 7y ago
That's a pretty poor assumption. If you've been following either effort, Microsoft's involvement in Clang and their efforts to bring it to both Windows and Visual Studio predate the Edge moving to Chromium concept significant
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by jgowdy 7y ago
I quit ProtonMail / ProtonVPN after trying over and over and over again to import mail through their IMAP bridge. They won't provide an open API for interacting with their mail services so someone can write a better bridge, and t
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by jgowdy 7y ago
I prefer to direct my thoughts towards the project as a whole and not fixed on any particular person or persons within the project. I have a very limited view of the project, certainly not enough to question anyone's motives specifica
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by jgowdy 7y ago
I wouldn't get too excited. The way the Chromium project responded to concerns over the API change leads me to believe that Chromium has a lot more restricting... I mean "redesigning" of extension APIs in the pipeline regard
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by jgowdy 7y ago
Respectfully, I think calling the most used language, or at the very least one of the top 3 languages on the entire planet a language that "has its niche" doesn't really do it justice. Niche is usually a dimunitive term.
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by jgowdy 7y ago
Right? I wonder if we take storage out of it... >Sellers can use “Fulfillment by UPS,” so UPS handles shipping of its products through its vast logistics network. But UPS also charges for that privilege. Spooky!
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by jgowdy 7y ago
What we do know is the intent of the developers in open sourcing their work and that those working on these ports are violating that intent. They specifically chose this license with the belief that it protected their software from being co
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by jgowdy 7y ago
This argument appears multiple times in this thread. However, realistically I've never seen a mainstream website that was drastically disadvantaged by their tracking mechanisms. I'm concerned that a lot of the tech savvy people w
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by jgowdy 7y ago
Thank you!
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by jgowdy 7y ago
It's incredible to me how many people are suddenly comfortable violating the license of ZFS, simply because Cannonical says it's okay? This is an open source project, under an OSI approved open source license (CDDL) which is quite
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by jgowdy 7y ago
I'm confused. You mean like on a wired mouse, where the cord is constantly exposed to the strain of the movement and is typically just fine for many many years? I have Microsoft Intellimouse devices which are many years old and work p

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