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>hinder clients trust in our organisation hoping nobody pays us. I wonder what kinda of clients they have

I think it means their extortion victims. So we actually know who some of their "clients" are. Like instructure/canvas. We certainly know the ones who "don't become clients" because they are all posted.

They mention hindering trust because for an extortion gang, they want companies to trust that they won't leak the data in order to make it seem worthwhile to pay.


I get it now, funny of them to use the word clients, I thought it meant like people who paid them to make attacks.

Xbox360 was so good. Kinnect Halo 3 halo 4 were good (more halo3) And had many coo op games.

Xbox360 was the second best system behind PS2 in my mind. PS4, Switch, and Super Nintendo get honorable mentions.

Meanwhile he was trying to fix democracy . He was literally giving checks for people if they voted a certain way and promoted it. There is not more anti democratic than this.

right because true democracy is when you give cheques to people to convince other people to vote a certain way

Well, he is famous for axing down middle management in companies. Might as well get rid of Super PACs and buy voters directly.

probably also preferable to buying votes by making and executing promises to give people free stuff/programs. at least they aren't using tax payer money

I don't understand how those two are connected. Both are bad though.

my point is that there isnt much difference, and #2 happens by every politician in every democracy.

i have no desire to defend musk but imo people should be criticized for valid reasons or you risk diluting the other arguments.


But the reason given was very valid and specific against Musk.

You introduced a separate issue that is much more widespread, but that doesn't detract from the original criticism, nor dilute it.


you should really listen to one of his full town-hall videos and reflect if anything he said could not have have been said by any of the Clintons or McCain. Then compare the few differences to what you might think of Elon Musk.

The second options seem very similar to the popular templates in canvas.

What's the difference between this and their previous Cloudflare Tunnels solution?

As far as I can tell, the difference is that they made a new website? The cloudflared instant tunnels have been around for years, including json output as far as I know.

From their docs [0]:

> Free tunnels are meant to be used for testing and development, not for deploying a production website.

[0: https://developers.cloudflare.com/cloudflare-one/networks/co...


This gives a random trycloudflare.com subdomain each run, the other requires a domain and tunnel key on your account.

I didn't like the passkeys that were handled by Google and only worked on my phone. But now that most of them support bitwarden they are really convenient.

Does it matter if they companies doing are not in the jurisdiction or even if they are, maybe the can't prove it?

They can't prove it but can force you to spend time and money to disprove it.

The only thing they're going to try to do is ban Chinese models, and that's not going to fly outside the US, so Americans are going be the only losers.

Don't see the problem here actually.

But newspapers end and then each one cost money.

Isn't the value on same day delivery? Returns, warehouses, drivers, customer support all of that? How chatgpt is going to help with that?.

Before I could build this decentralized marketplace, I had to build open-source SaaS that the sellers use. All of that is handled by that platform. The chat simply interfaces with the API just like the built in storefront does.

The marketplace is also built in a way that you can add a Shopify adapter, BigCommerce, custom, etc. It only supports Openfront for now. Even if the store you want to interface with has a custom software, you can write the adapter code and they are added.


but xcancel is not putting ads or making a commercial product

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