A lot of people here in the comments section are saying that the things these companies did to launch were unethical. I disagree. It just goes to show you the lengths one must go to successfully launch a new product/service out into a vacuum. To create something new and original from nothing, you may have to go to extreme lengths.
I was actually referring to bones that were found in the early 1940's and lost around the same time. I think we might be talking about a different set of bones.
I'm pretty sure researchers have already found the little island next to which she landed. It appears that she and Fred Noonan died as castaways on the island of Nikumaroro. Bones were found on the island several years later, but have since been lost to history. One researcher even found a piece of aluminum on the island that they believe was used to patch a broken window on her plane.
I think one of the biggest problems is inflation. We have an inflationary monetary system, so workers wages can fall way behind what it actually costs to live.
I don't think that's fair to lump Travis Kalanick into the same boat as Dave McClure. Kalanick didn't sexually harass anyone personally, his subordinates did. There isn't really any evidence that Travis Kalanick tried to cover anything up either. If you read that Susan Fowler blog post regarding sexual harassment at Uber, it sounds like she was sexually harassed by one person, and the HR department wouldn't do anything about it. To me that sounds like the harasser and the HR department are the guilty parties, not Travis Kalanick.
Reddit doesn't let people upload videos and pictures to their site. You have to post pictures and videos on other people sites and then link to them. Sort of the same thing with Netflix. Netflix doesn't have a bunch of people uploading stuff to their servers all the time.
I think you could easily build the NEXT facebook on AWS or any of the big cloud computing platforms. But obviously moving facebook to AWS at its current size wouldn't be practical, and no one would probably ever do something like that.
Pretty sure bootstrap accepts contributions from the community. They're working on Bootstrap 4 right now. Maybe that would be a good place to start? (I think they're just accepting bug fixes right now though)
You know your site actually does a better job reproducing webpages than archive.org. I've noticed that if you use a CDN to serve up CSS & JS for a webpage that you're trying to archive on archive.org, it won't render correctly. On your site, there doesn't seem to be a problem including CSS & JS from an external domain. Thumbs up :)
PHP is my GOTO language on the backend, and I don't use a framework. That's my favorite thing about PHP - you don't really need a framework. (I know lots of people do use PHP frameworks, it's just my opinion that you don't really need one.)
It seems like the local governments are intentionally inflating housing prices which I think will end up driving companies out of town. I know I sure as hell don't want to move there.