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"WordPress.org is not WordPress" [pdf](storage.courtlistener.com)
28 points by wp381640 2y ago|5 comments
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by wp381640 2y ago
Context: court filing today and first substantive response from Automattic / Matt Mullenweg in the case WP Engine filed against them.
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by wp381640 4y ago
More unbanking the banked recently
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by wp381640 4y ago
It's crazy how much of a marketing footprint they have considering they're only the 19/20th largest exchange I think the chances of them seeing out their stadium sponsorship are near 0%
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by wp381640 4y ago
I found this tweet very naive and an indication that Musk really doesn't know what he's getting into. I don't see how he thinks tweet content alone will be enough to verify the 5% of monthly monetizable users The other poor i
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by wp381640 4y ago
> in terms of CO2 emissions CH4 is the larger concern with natural gas This paper explains it: https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs.est.0c00437
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by wp381640 4y ago
If you use anything but the Tor Browser on the Tor network you're going to stand out like a flare Further - many of the privacy enhancements in Firefox, such as fingerprint protection, were adopted from the work on Tor Browser
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by wp381640 5y ago
This argument has been done to death. I personally find the conga line of analysts and hedge fund managers who appear on CNBC and talk up their book of shit picks a lot worse than the best short selling shops. There are so many bad companie
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by wp381640 5y ago
Carbonite - which is rarely mentioned on hn, had a $300M+ run-rate when they were acquired in 2019 I think brand awareness of Backblaze is insular - I remember Carbonite had the strategy of advertising on right-wing radio in the 00's w
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by wp381640 5y ago
How did you ever think backing up 80TB for $60 a year was good for the company? You didn't need financial filings to know it wasn't.
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by wp381640 5y ago
Is see this as a positive for Cloudflare
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by wp381640 5y ago
> I still think it was Hal Finney Finney didn't mix British and American English the way Satoshi did in his writing. Finney was also an experienced and much better developer[0] than Satoshi[1] [0] https://github.com/
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by wp381640 5y ago
I was at the TC conference - wanted to buy the stock then! Have bought since the IPO and am super bullish. It seems most Wall St analysts really don't understand the company or business.
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by wp381640 5y ago
You can have one ass and buy a thousand rolls of toilet paper. You can't have one car and buy a thousand liters of fuel. This is pure supply shock
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by wp381640 5y ago
They had to change it from shots of drone footage because they kept failing click on the terrorists
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by wp381640 5y ago
the setup is such a pleasure to use - they've really nailed the onboarding and are a great example for other startups
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by wp381640 5y ago
I was on the site yesterday looking at the watch - the array of options is also confusing
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by wp381640 5y ago
Wordpress with a bunch of plugins and a theme from themeforest. Figures. I wouldn't be poking any bears had I been running that setup.
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by wp381640 5y ago
He cut her a personal check for $100k when she was 19 and didn't have much of a company because he liked her. Not following up on that investment is a pretty strong signal
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by wp381640 5y ago
kudos to them for reclaiming it. always found it ironic that the alt-right co-opted the creation of trans women
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by wp381640 5y ago
If you use youtube-dl and haven't noticed that it hasn't been receiving updates it's worth aliasing youtube-dl with this project
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by wp381640 5y ago
Thanks for the link - checking it out now We want to ship the users a USB stick which they'll then plugin during setup and it'll save a (password protected) private key to it for long-term backup along with some metadata So the go
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Ask HN: Reliability reports for USB flash drives?
3 points by wp381640 5y ago|3 comments
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by wp381640 5y ago
Thought his Scotland trip was a bit reckless. Ironically he caught covid last week.
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by wp381640 5y ago
Or they have become emboldened because there has been a vacuum in global moral leadership the past 4 years
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by wp381640 5y ago
I’ve also noticed an ironic overlap between the “solar is toxic” and “windmills can’t be recycled” crowd with being pro-nuclear
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by wp381640 5y ago
Not to mention that the post-911 NSA surveillance program leaked to the NYTimes within a few years
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by wp381640 5y ago
> No country has run on a high percentage of wind/solar/battery for a long period of time. Only because it's early. The first grid-scale battery only went online 3 years ago. In that example (South Australia) you only have
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by wp381640 5y ago
You don't have to supply the entire grid demand - only smooth out the brownouts, which something the size of Hornsdale would likely be able to do for Costa Rica Note that Hornsdale is also tiny compared to batteries currently being dev
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by wp381640 5y ago
This is straight up "is you taking notes on a criminal fucking conspiracy" from The Wire

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