Amazing growth!

Rough COE. Fun bit of regex efficiency!

Interesting vulnerability. Longer tokens after the domain help, but also make the feature less useful.

What kind of privacy can professionals comply with if they've given data to a third party who has to comply with government data requests?

Sad story. Some corporate responsibility, but it's all on the guy that he lost data. Reminds me I should hide my domain registration.

How much capacity? 1,000.

I know this is the easy way out, and I know MegaUpload was a huge piracy problem, but the fact is you have legitimate users possibly losing their only copy of important data. Yes, it's arguably their fault for not storing multiple copies, but it is to me unacceptable that the Justice Department would metaphorically bomb a neighborhood in order to take out a crack house.

I don't think .Mac and MobileMe were that interesting because they didn't have a mobile OS to integrate with.

I wonder what kind of liability Amazon has for having rented EC2 nodes to the hackers that performed the PSN attack?