eudora

I find the UI good but not worth that much of a cut. Maybe this is for people who can't roll their own solution.

Pretty shocking, thanks for such a detailed analysis

Moving in the direction of an everything app, like WeChat?

I was horrified at this news at first, but WeChat isn't too terrifying, and they're far more ubiquitous.

I just hope the social network aspect of Facebook (and Instagram) continues to shrivel.

I'm stunned that Samsung tab a survey about socks to launch a new washing machine

Pretty valuable reading, I feel like social theory should be more widely taught somehow

I wonder what happened to Telegram's currency

If the base of their site was served from an auto updated base, there's no reason why it couldn't be pretty much as secure as a platform.

Say it's a frontend over a Docker image that gets updated upstream for security issues, and the server has a Cron job that keeps it up to date.

Why couldn't that work?

I know there's some centralisation around the Docker image, but that could be open source or provided by someone like Mozilla or Apache or WordPress who we can trust.

And there's no reason why the user couldn't choose from a whole ecosystem of image providers with a simple enough UI

Knocking it out of the park, Mozilla, keep it up.

Getting more people on Firefox would do the tech world so much good, diversifying who controls what in the web.

Love the concept for the site, and love the interactive charts

The tax might increase income but imagine the effect on the costs to the health system!

At least in a European country where health costs are socialised. Not sure how much they're socialised in the United States.

The author makes the point that a standard is required.

I've heard of various implementations like kramdown and redcarpet behaving differently, so it seems that that is the case.

Sneaky because now you don't know what server a web page is coming from?

Because yes that's true, although cryptography it's maybe half true.

It also puts a _lot_ of work on the publisher to implement these changes. Again.

(Unless you're using CloudFlare)