psuedonym

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   by psuedonym 16y ago

   Did you actually sign up for one? It seems more sketchy than I'm willing to do anything with. Like the next generation of a domain-sitting page.
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   by psuedonym 16y ago

   It's an interesting ploy, but the success is going to be based entirely on what type of beta tester you're trying to attract. Personally, as an introverted tech, I'd be interested in signing up, poking around, and filing bug reports, but re
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   by psuedonym 16y ago

   The number of people who pick '12345' or 'password' is astronomical. And forcing them to remember a "strict" password is more detrimental to the user experience than just having a user/password combination. Besides, what are you going to do
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   by psuedonym 16y ago

   Checking out the site, it's actually pretty impressive. Not in the well-designed sense, but in the having-an-actual-product sense (even if it's, you know, a blatant ripoff of the sites he listed... http://www.globalcommunity.me/blog/ feels
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   by psuedonym 16y ago

   I think that's specifically why people will still be using routers. Nowadays, most single computers still are sitting behind routers, despite the fact that they don't actually "need" to, specifically for the firewall protection. It's a lot