How about they focus on Domain Squatters, most of the domains arent usable because they are held for advertising or overpriced to make money off them.

im sorry but $700 for a waterproof e-ink tablet... is what you are paying for...
this is stupid, the price should be below $100, expecially if they want to mass produce it.. AND covered by rego costs.
and as you have the SAME result with a metal plate, with NO monthly fee, anyone who buys this is plain idiotic and is just doing it for attention.

im sure they were going over how much "crap" they have and remove it for more storage than spending $100 million on more drives.

list of blocked domains please, or it didnt happen :p for my ummm... testing

i must commend you on your excellent use of ASCII text, even if its pointless and a waste of time.

i dont think theres 365 million people in Australia :p

I can see this as a method to speed up processing samples and marking ones for evaluation

"ran into sizable issues including a massive DDOS during the migration process"
you mean you didnt take into account all those nerds hitting refresh trying to see if its fixed!

well that only equals $40k per classroom :) Air conditioners + solar panels + batteries + labour

i use it, you can disable the advertisements in the advanced settings.

Ironically, they accept paypal too :p - https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.adyen.com%2Fpricing%2F...

Ironically, OpenTube.Com and .Net are already taken...
but AmazonTube.com is registered by Amazon

love the quote" The algorithms use machine learning to test out new combinations -- for example, shipping a breakable item in a smaller box with less cushioning. The algorithm can scan customer reviews and other data to see if it worked and adjust as needed."

so peoples packages are now used for "testing"... well that lamp broke... oh well, try something new....that poor person at the end of it now has a broken lamp to deal with.

wouldnt matter what your password is if the database holding it, is saved in plaintext or easily decryptable.

it _IS_ possible that when ISP's start to charge for content, that others will use this opporunity to rebrand services which are free... as a bonus..
For example when Comcast charges $5/mo for access to facebook, a competitor can give that access free ... hence everyone changes to that ISP cause they are now offering a better service... and on that.. that company publicly stated that service is free.. they start charging for it, then the FCC has them by the balls...

THEN, when Trump gets kicked out.. the new president may change things back... but who knows.. i dont live in the USA.