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by ohashi 6y ago
And not figuring out a way to make a memorable name in a space that addressable is bullshit. I've been able to find plenty of two word .coms and built companies on them. Or startups have gone with .ly or removed vowels or a number of o
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by ohashi 6y ago
Yes to both. If you're on defense generally you stay stickless and cover a guy at the point (blueline, furthest from the goal). If you're a defensemen and lose your stick a forward generally gives you theirs because you're mo
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by ohashi 6y ago
Let's talk about language and why it matters. Domain Squatting (Cybersquatting) is a very specific thing, which you touch on. It's infringing on someone's trademark in bad faith. This is entirely separate from descriptive dom
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by ohashi 6y ago
Even for people who know what they are doing the UI is godawful. I've purchased wrong things because when I click something it changed from PUT to CALL. You have to be really careful because things don't seem to stick like you wou
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by ohashi 6y ago
Like Microsoft pushing internet explorer on Windows?
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by ohashi 6y ago
Probably meant Cronyism.
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by ohashi 6y ago
They all are
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by ohashi 6y ago
https://StuckAtFuckingHome.com - something to help me get through lockdown, finding content to be entertained by and games to to play with friends
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WooCommerce Hosting Performance Benchmarks(reviewsignal.com)
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Benchmarking Enterprise WordPress Hosting(reviewsignal.com)
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Ask HN: Alternative to Avatars.io?
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WordPress Hosting – Benchmarking Performance(reviewsignal.com)
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by ohashi 6y ago
Absolutely. Some countries have laws against it, they could file in normal court (not UDRP). US the limit is $100,000 per domain under ACPA ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anticybersquatting_Consumer_Pr... ) Also if you
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by ohashi 6y ago
I built a tool to analyze UDRP Cases. If you're truly curious https://udrp.tools/?s=aad5d8d0 You can see every domain with SUCKS in it filed against and the outcome. 66 Granted (complainant won). 35 Denied. 4 Split. My
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by ohashi 6y ago
Source? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stockholm_syndrome#FBI_Law_Enf... says it's rare but FBI seems to be saying it is a real thing.
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by ohashi 6y ago
Didn't he make that bet essentially by saying index funds would beat hedge funds?
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by ohashi 6y ago
Many people who want a stay at home are at risk and don't want to die. Where is their compassion?
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by ohashi 6y ago
https://StuckAtFuckingHome.com
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by ohashi 6y ago
The analysis they link to from Milton Mueller is garbage. His complete faith in public interest commitments is laughable. See http://www.circleid.com/posts/20200311-the-sad-story-of-priv...
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by ohashi 6y ago
If you read the end of the full statement ( https://www.icann.org/resources/board-material/resolutions-2... ) "If PIR is able to provide additional information that resolves the concerns raised by the Board, PI
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by ohashi 6y ago
.org has been the defacto home of non profits on the internet for decades. PIR being awarded the contract was in no small way because of their non profit nature. Pretending otherwise is being intentionally misleading. .ORG has been more exp
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by ohashi 6y ago
The Internet Society (ISOC) would get the 1.135 billion dollars, of which, $360 million would be debt piled onto PIR which was going to be sold to Ethos Capital who nobody knows where the money is coming from and has a murky corporate struc
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by ohashi 6y ago
Erik Brooks at Donuts and Fadi's only innovation was exploiting the DNS to make more money by opening up new gTLDs and increasing prices. That's what we stopped today. Good job.
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by ohashi 6y ago
Complete sellout and a dick.
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by ohashi 6y ago
Vint Cerf. Mike Godwin. Throw their names in too. They pushed for this deal. You can read Mike's shitty argument for how selling it off would be the 'real way' to save dot org. http://www.circleid.com/posts&#x
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by ohashi 6y ago
The former CEO of ICANN was involved in Ethos Capital, the private equity trying to acquire .ORG. One of the two employees of Ethos Capital was a former ICANN VP. It was orchestrated by ICANN insiders.
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by ohashi 6y ago
When the issue of removing price caps first came up, I talked to a journalist at the WSJ about covering it. This was before they were even approved. The journalist was shocked at how this was all happening and could continue to happen. The
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by ohashi 6y ago
ICANN did leave door open if they could convert PIR to a for profit in PA. I hope PA AG has something to say about this.
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by ohashi 6y ago
As someone who was really involved with this very early and was cited in the AG's letter (quite proud of that), I wanted to think and reflect about it for a moment. And talk about what's still happening and what it means: https:&
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Reflecting on .org sale being blocked(reviewsignal.com)
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