ohashi

33 ms·

331.
by ohashi 7y ago
Is there some context I'm unaware of?
332.
by ohashi 7y ago
I've been a few times in different locations around the world. They were blander than WeWork and had about the same level of community. It was just an office. WeWork branded itself as something special... it isn't. It's a sli
333.
by ohashi 7y ago
I tried to search for it beforehand and didn't find anything.
334.
Simjacker: SIM card flaw lets hackers hijack any phone by sending SMS(simjacker.com)
70 points by ohashi 7y ago|15 comments
335.
Leon Sans(leon-kim.com)
1 points by ohashi 7y ago|0 comments
336.
by ohashi 7y ago
That's literally at the beginning of the article linked.
337.
by ohashi 7y ago
I doubt the ones at the top are doing it for SEO. The bottom row of 'do follow' links filled with hosting, gambling and vpns? Absolutely is SEO to manipulate rankings.
338.
by ohashi 7y ago
Now could they penalize all the paid links that are 'sponsors'? Apache Foundation and many others are even in on it. They specifically say they are selling a do-follow link. Look at the companies at the bottom buying them: https:
339.
by ohashi 7y ago
It would be closer in alignment with what was defined as a tech company. The article is pretty explicit defining the features of a tech company. WeWork isn't. Saying they could do something that would fit some of those characteristics
340.
by ohashi 7y ago
Your argument is the company can pivot post-IPO to something it's never done and it's magically a successful tech company? I feel like you didn't read the article or being purposefully dense.
341.
by ohashi 7y ago
There is little network effects for office space vs taxi availability. Second, Regus is larger (more revenue, more locations iirc). Regus is profitable. That's just a direct coworking/office space globally company. WeWork isn&#x27
342.
by ohashi 7y ago
That board position is the key problem. The conflict of interest isn't addressed at all.
343.
by ohashi 7y ago
As a Kevin, reading the original story that spawned that subreddit ( https://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/219w2o/whos_the_... ) is pretty entertaining. I don't know that I've ever felt dis
344.
by ohashi 7y ago
How is that going to fly with a public company?
345.
by ohashi 7y ago
It's a public offering, WeWork didn't invent design. That's a terrible argument.
346.
by ohashi 7y ago
Also 'I had forgotten to renew it and it was immediately snatched up' means they didn't notice renewal emails, didn't notice the website stopped working, if it truly expired, it takes months go through that process witho
347.
by ohashi 7y ago
adblock plus is a protection racket iirc.
348.
ICANN eliminates .org domain price caps despite lopsided opposition(arstechnica.com)
1 points by ohashi 7y ago|0 comments
349.
by ohashi 7y ago
Because then they would be accountable. This whole process was a sham, I wrote about it https://reviewsignal.com/blog/2019/07/01/icann-fails-the-int... The contract was written behind closed doors and ap
350.
ICANN Approves unlimited non profit tax(reviewsignal.com)
3 points by ohashi 7y ago|1 comments
351.
by ohashi 7y ago
VeriSign lobbyists appeared to be pushing the hardest for this. That's the billion dollar question.
352.
by ohashi 7y ago
They already raised prices higher than .COM. Trust us, it's fine isn't a defense. If it's not in writing, it doesn't matter. For an organization already making 30M profit on a monopoly that was gifted to them, and in a w
353.
by ohashi 7y ago
I wrote about The Case for Regulatory Capture at ICANN last week ( https://reviewsignal.com/blog/2019/06/24/the-case-for-regula... ) and well it's not surprising to see them push through anyways and i
354.
ICANN has removed price cap provisions on .ORG domains(icann.org)
5 points by ohashi 7y ago|1 comments
355.
Regulatory Capture at ICANN(reviewsignal.com)
257 points by ohashi 7y ago|89 comments
356.
by ohashi 7y ago
<95%... that's catastrophically bad.
357.
Ethics and One Tweet's Impact on Digital Ocean(reviewsignal.com)
1 points by ohashi 7y ago|0 comments
358.
by ohashi 7y ago
If they were indeed family members and employees posting reviews and they are all coming from the same IP address it seems like there is enough evidence to warrant looking into it. Also, they should be subject to the law like everyone else.
359.
by ohashi 7y ago
It's interesting to read an article and come to HN hoping to find more interesting comments only to find one thread with stupid memes. Is this the largest ever because we're just starting to be able to map this type of stuff or ha
360.
by ohashi 7y ago
The article is about a US ruling and an American company. It seems relevant.

More ›