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Here's an hour long interview with Tim Jenison where they discuss some of this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5D0AMvdt11g

Why is this post separate from the Boing Boing blog with no ability to comment?

Neither the video or images were compelling enough to get me to install a free app. Show me someone using the keyboard.

Interesting. I was unaware that Google used stacked rankings.

Or beards.

Yes, yes it does.

I do some work in OpenVMS so the video looks surprisingly like 2014 to me.

What about light.mkdown.com/abc123 ?

It looks like the only change is that the FCC is promising to keep the ISPs in check so ISPs don't abuse their proposed ability to charge companies for access to their customers. No thanks; I'd much prefer actual ISP regulation over empty promises.

Chrome 34 on Windows 7. Can't read this bubble when it's on the first result: https://i.imgur.com/SrplpW4.png

I think it would add more to the discussion if you explained your reasoning.

Direct link: http://mayone.us/

Along those lines there's also the Small Empires series that Alexis Ohanian did for The Verge. Here's all 10: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1CE2TphJPgs&list=PLPCxoI2IU3...

That was some nice writing. All 11,000+ words of it. Kudos to Maria Bustillos.

Aereo is for people who can't put up an antenna (or don't want to). This device requires an antenna.

I guess I knew that but hadn't grasped the security problem this presents. You've changed my mind. Thank you.

Does enabling revocation checking make me less safe?

I did read the article.

> "In order to end on a positive note, I'll mention a case where online revocation checking does work..."

Let me get this straight. Sites across the internet are (hopefully) revoking their CAs and issuing new ones to address Heartbleed but Mr. Langley is suggesting that we shouldn't check for revoked CAs because it might not do anything and it's slow?

Sorry, but after the last few weeks I'll happily accept a little slowness for the security revocation checking provides in the cases where it does work, even if it's not 100% of the cases.

I think a HN show is a good idea but I'm not sure the Diggnation bro vibe is the right fit for most of the HN audience. At least I hope not.

Maybe this will help: http://webapps.stackexchange.com/questions/33493/how-do-i-ge...

I returned my FuelBand once Nike broke their promise of developing an Android app. It seems like there was a lot of confusion on the team.

Isn't the real story here that Google is continuing to break off core pieces of AOSP and offer them directly via the Play Store?

I use this for inspiration throughout my day:

alias bob="curl http://bobrossquotes.com/text.php"

This is one of those services that I didn't realize I needed until I saw it and now I can't believe it didn't exist. Thanks!

I usually listen to music that I've heard many times before. I find listening to new music steals my focus.

> There’s four ways to help

Should be "There are four ways to help".

I'm partial to "Pack my red box with five dozen quality jugs".

It's a problem for me because people have created four Skype accounts with my email address so far and there's no way to delete them.

Thanks for this. Today I was complimenting JetBrains while introducing a co-worker to dotPeek. I appreciate the insight into what makes your team tick.