Great to see the hook libraries being mostly open sourced!
I was quite ok with paying the $500 or so to license the features, but the friction to get that through procurement processes also ended up killing it.
Kea is perfect for integrating with zero touch provisioning automation processes.
iPhone does this already. You can choose from different password managers (I use built inn and and old version of 1P). So works on safari, but also other apps that I assume use some standard password field.
I think people value working to the same work day schedule as everyone else so your time off is aligned. That is how Friday night drinks and Sunday brunch works with friends.
ISPs often have Youtube and Akamai caches forward deployed to their networks, which would reduce the dependancy on big ISPs. Google also buys a lot of its own international links so it can pair directly with or close to ISPs, so big ISP issues don't affect their services as much.
I like to use my Mac as a normal *nix machine, however I have a lot more trust in my iPhone from a security POV these days. I can see a case for a much better desktop/laptop security model.
I agree: journalism has let it's industry fall in to disrepute . It's no surprise that people are so easily convinced to move to new models of information delivery when you look at the current state of news organisations.
I think Craigslist is a US problem. Internationally I think the traditional news approach has had many different challenges. Classified advertising also has had different challenges around the world, such as dedicated publications.
I was quite ok with paying the $500 or so to license the features, but the friction to get that through procurement processes also ended up killing it.
Kea is perfect for integrating with zero touch provisioning automation processes.