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by ohashi 5y ago
Who is going to monitor this? How do you enforce this globally? What about defensive registrations? I know some companies register thousands of typos, spend millions protecting their brand. Is it on a per TLD basis? It would have to be sinc
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by ohashi 5y ago
You make it sound like you forgot and it was immediately taken, but if it was a .com it would have gone through the expiration process and not have been working for quite some time. Nobody noticed website wasn't online for weeks before
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by ohashi 5y ago
How do you feel the minutely model enables community building versus longer term investment into being a part of a community? I get the transactional appeal, that's clear.
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by ohashi 5y ago
Do you feel this goes against the ideas of coworking spaces and building community where you work? Even local coffee shops can have communities, but this idea seems to want to get away from that.
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by ohashi 5y ago
The article makes a pretty good reason why it's aimed at the state. The potentially close relationship between private companies and the state and how intelligence is/was likely shared between them. If that's true, NSO Group
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by ohashi 5y ago
It could become wrong if they lose the support of the west. Imagine the US and EU giving up on Israel. It's a multi dimensional issue and playing nice with their neighbors may be advantageous if nobody knows (publicly). But if they do
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by ohashi 5y ago
We need both. It's not a binary choice. We shouldn't enable companies to sell cyber weapons to regimes who use them against innocent people. You can debate where that line is all you want, using it to murder journalists in other c
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by ohashi 5y ago
The automaker example is awful in this case. This is a drunk guy going into a car rental and asking to take it for a spin. NSO being the rental company says do you have cash? Drunk guy gives a pile of cash and rental company gives them a ca
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by ohashi 5y ago
It's going to be difficult to have more evidence that someone else wrote it when a logged in user account she admits to using wrote it. I didn't do it, but yes, that is my account. The message seems consistent with ideology she se
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by ohashi 5y ago
Apples and oranges. I think a better example would be the case where the university professors/students committed known vulnerable code to linux kernel and they banned the whole university. If you're doing something ethically ques
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by ohashi 5y ago
Someone hacked her disqus account to hate muslims? It's a pretty laughable defense. I wrote all the other bad things, but the worst, totally wasn't me. Someone jumped on your laptop and wrote it for you?
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by ohashi 5y ago
That seems dramatic. It's a billion dollar ex-spy run company catering towards governments with seemingly no ethics. No offense to Apple but this is near state level actor as a threat and with enough motivation ($$$$$$$$) they will fin
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by ohashi 5y ago
Seems like the right decision, hide the data and ignore the problem. /s
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by ohashi 5y ago
I hope they take a look at VeriSign's monopoly power over .com/.net. We saw how dangerously close .ORG got to being turned into a rent seeking tax on non profits. .COM/.NET are a licensed rent seeking monopoly with increasing
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by ohashi 5y ago
Nice visualization. Never heard/used cross join. What would be use case for something like that in practice?
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by ohashi 5y ago
A decent README isn't asking a lot these days, people end up on home of your repo, it's the minimum effort.
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by ohashi 5y ago
Water under the bridge or not, they don't want people doing it again or supporting Russia. It could be as much as a message to the next potential Assange - don't even try. If you believe he's an enemy of your interests and wo
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by ohashi 5y ago
I think so, Fastly seems to have a few huge enterprise clients while Cloudflare seems more balanced (and larger)
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by ohashi 5y ago
I guess the question you should be asking, how much capital are you trying to generate and how much risk are you willing to take? You talk about a 5 year timeline, do you want a nice 5% return annually for 5 years? End up with 25k. Then you
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by ohashi 5y ago
The costs matter, but also permission. I'm essentially running small DDoS attacks and measuring performance under potentially heavy load. If I just signup and do it without permission, I could negatively impact other customers. That wo
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by ohashi 5y ago
So they participated in years past. I haven't loaded older data than 2020, only Flywheel participated that year. https://wphostingbenchmarks.com/company/flywheel/ Kinsta last participated in 2019: https:&#x2
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2 points by ohashi 5y ago|4 comments
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by ohashi 5y ago
no problem :)
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by ohashi 5y ago
I will try to address these: 1. Space gets eaten up very quickly if you have media assets. I've had clients with 30GB of media assets in a month. It once crashed a hosting company's file system it was so big. 2. People pay thousan
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1 points by ohashi 5y ago|4 comments
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by ohashi 5y ago
Hey CJ :) Nice to see you guys publicly launching here and great to see more success coming from Affinity Lab alumni. Good luck!
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by ohashi 5y ago
If the US tax payer gets a significant stake in the chip fab venture, I would be OK with this. We want to secure national security via chip manufacturing and you want billions of dollars? Give us some upside. I don't want to hear it cr
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by ohashi 5y ago
I feel like you ended the story too soon. Let's hear about the Real and how it worked.
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by ohashi 5y ago
What sector does Microsoft dominate these days? They actually are pretty good at competing. Major units at Microsoft: OS. This one is old, gone through anti trust stuff already. There's Mac / Linux. Cloud. Azure is competing again
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by ohashi 6y ago
Nominet (.UK) is a membership organization, basically anyone registering more than a few domains would be interested in becoming one. There are some 2,000+ members. The voting is determined by number of domains registered but capped at 3% v

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