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I asked Gandi.net why I should consider them when shopping around, since they are a bit more expensive. Here was the response I got:

It is true, Gandi does charge slightly more for
domains than some other registrars. We do feel that we are still affordable, however. The
reason we need to charge a small premium is that we have a different business model than
other, larger companies, and cannot get by on razor-thin margins. We are a commercial
organization, certainly, and we do make money, but we also support the community of
innovators in the hosting and domain name management space, and we do not advertise, but
rely on word of mouth for our marketing. We do not buy market share with ads, and we do
not make empty promises to capture customers.
We also include some services (such as a free year of SSL certificates and the ability to
obfuscate your whois data) that other registrars tend to charge incrementally for. This is
because we believe that your data is yours. We will never sell your private information as
some others do, and so we do not have that revenue stream.

We appreciate your willingness to consider Gandi as an ethical, no-bullshit alternative to
GoDaddy. Right now a lot of domains are available at $8/yr through the end of 2011. We
hope you will join us.

Seemed like a very reasonable response. I've been happy with them for the past few months with a few new domains. Just finished transferring all my existing GoDaddy domain names to Gandi.net.
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> They already use a massive amount of testing though.

Yes, as the page notes the SQLite codebase has a > 1000:1 tests to code ratio. I don't think there's any other codebase this thoroughly tested, and it makes sense that static analysis tools won't discover anything not already covered by tests.
I'd honestly like to know how you can "safely copy files" with Explorer.

You know a lot of viruses, you don't know all the viruses. How can you discount the possibility that, one day, the USB interface itself will be subverted to spread viruses ?
> You can use undefined, the nearest equivalent to null in Haskell

I'm not sure you can say that. `undefined` is a case of `error`, so it will blow up any time it's encountered (it's often used to stub code) not just when you try to use it, it's closer to putting a `throw` than to putting a `null`.
`undefined` does not behave like a null though, it behaves much like `error` (it's basically `assert False`), it lets code typecheck but it will instantly throw an exception when executed.

It's usually used to stub code during development in TDD-type scenarios:

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will typecheck letting you fail your tests.

You can't have `undefined` "pass through" your code the way `null` does.
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I'd argue that even then, they are less hardened against network-layer exploits than your average webserver. Network security is bread & butter for a webserver, not for your enterprise DB running in safe intranets with only cursory penetration testing.
Neutrality does not require passivity and inaction. In fact, it requires that you actively distance yourself from politicized parties so that your neutrality is not called into question. GoDaddy has, of their own accord, become a politicized party in the SOPA debate. It is altogether reasonable for Wikipedia to choose not to be involved with them.
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> It shows that they are willing to sacrifice
> their cultural values, particularly neutrality

Are you sure you did not get it backwards?
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It shows that they do care about their users, and they are willing to do whatever it takes to make them comfortable. A few Redditors started a cause to donate money to Wikimedia in return to ask them if they would acknowledge the fact that GoDaddy is/was Pro-SOPA and they should plan on switching their domain over somewhere else.

Jim is also a Anti-SOPA guy, he had the idea to move the domain once the news was out about GoDaddy supporting SOPA. Wikipedia saw an opportunity from their users that were encouraging them to switch.

Along with many others, I also agree with the choice WikiMedia recently made.
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I've seen lots of separate instances of scummy behaviour by GoDaddy, long before this SOPA spectacle.

Money is the only incentive they need, and the only one they follow. A big company is all about maximizing profits at every turn.

What to conclude? -Nothing. GoDaddy is still just as full of shit as it was before today, and will continue shafting its customers and corrupting your government.

GoDaddy's problem was that people who manage Internet domains tend to be technical folks, aware of SOPA and against it. As a result of this combination, there were actual consequences to supporting SOPA. It just happens to be easy enough to protest by moving your domains away, so lots of people did.

This was purely an exercise in damage control, not an indication of anything actually changing at GoDaddy.
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Disney didn't like video tape.

[1] buy / "buy a licence to view"

Also, Disney is one of the worst companies for using the forced / unskippable viewing of trailers and ads before the movie on DVD / Blu Ray.
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Well, that surely ruined my christmas spirit...
I removed this because this was only a single day offer and I am uncomfortable with leaving everything up in the public domain without the owner's permission. Besides which the official site appears to have recovered.
I hate to be a grinch but this seems a bit lower quality than the usual doodles. The whole thing reminds me of a 1998 Geocities site.
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I apologize for this. Originally, I got this URL from the VentureBeat site:
http://venturebeat.com/2011/12/22/list-of-sopa-supporters/
I have no idea; that's possible.
For those of us (me) that do not have alternatives, take care to note that the petition makes use of a check box to signal that you support the cause, yet have no service alternatives. It would be helpful for those on the fence and feeling hopeless to read how this will be implemented in the final draft. Do we become targets for Comcast or other such companies (monopolies) with no viable competitors... scrutinized and watched if the petition fails, labeled as a "un"-valuable customers from here on forward?

If you're like me and more of an optimist, I'm hoping that it will be used in such a way that reflects positively on us the consumers.
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Those small tech startups are exploiting a loophole in the law to allow them to monetize the studios' content. There is nothing unethical about monopolizing access to content you create.

Think of how profitable cable & satellite TV is now. If they applied that model of guaranteed revenue to the entire Internet, and eliminated piracy 100% with SOPA II, they will make hundreds billions of dollars more.

This is not about stopping piracy, it's about gaining control and a market of guaranteed revenue regardless of the junk they put out through it. In other words, this sinister conspiracy you suggest is just in fact good business, they 100% know about technology trends and thus is why they seek to control, manipulate and police the Internet at this early stage rather when it's too late to take it over.
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In a negative clause use either (NOT too/also/as well): ‘The cheese cake was disappointing and the coffee wasn’t very special either.’ (Compare: ‘The food was excellent and the service was good too.’)

Too + adjective + a/an +noun: ‘I’d accept the offer if I were you – it’s too good an opportunity to miss.’

Too many = more than is acceptable or required: ‘I don’t like television – there are too many advertisements.’

Too much + noun: ‘I hope I haven’t caused you too much trouble.’

Too + adjective/adverb (WITHOUT much): ‘The dress was too expensive.’ ‘If you speak too quickly, he doesn’t understand.’
Sorry, I did wonder whether to post it or not.
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So has Wikipedia: they could have just dropped GoDaddy without saying a word, that would have been neutral. Publicly proclaiming you severing business ties for a politically-charged reason is just bad business.
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Much safer to do this before they expire. Transferring domains does not makes you lose the duration you have paid for. In fact, you get an extra year of registration automatically tacked on with each transfer. It's not safe to transfer around expiration time.
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Worth noting that the Clang Static Analyzer is bundled in XCode (I think since XCode 3.2).
No, that would be bad. If open, it should allow everyone. The goal is to unite not segregate after all.
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I read the report. I think they had the big ideas right, but the quantification of the opportunity was a bit hand wavey.

The biggest chunk of that $300 billion was clinical operations, which they said would lead to a $165 Billion savings. They never explained HOW they came up with this $165 billion number, they just asserted it. This category would include things like an IBM Watson helping doctors to diagnose patients, or automated programs to help avoid adverse reactions when the doctor prescribes a drug that he shouldn't have.

As important as I think these technologies are, I highly doubt they'll be reducing healthcare expenditure in the U.S. by $165 billion.
This article isn't about harvesting organs from people that were going to die/dead/dying. This article accusing China of genocide against the Uighurs, which is complete bullshit.
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Genocide against the Uighurs is bullshit? Oh, you. Now you'll tell us Tibet peacefully joined China in 1951, right?
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Boycotting Hollywood? Boycotting Apple? People forget that differently from GoDaddy whose userbase is composed largely of people completely aware of what's going on, the entertainment industry consumer base is comprised almost entirely of clueless people. I really hope for this to gain traction, but rationally I see this as highly improbable.
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Because slavery under Dalai Lama's system was much better right? You seem to think that it was a semi-utopia under Dalai Lama's rule, but it was still a backward, primitive system enforced and governed by religion.
1. Seized domains might be a de-facto transfer to GoDaddy

2. GoDaddy seems to be exempt from shutdowns under SOPA [1]. So this would mostly hurt their competition.

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3387960
I like the idea, and the general construct looks good and the picture works well. But there are too many fonts in the text area [the white one is especially eye bleed worthy]. And the wording is a bit hard to get around. It should be really easy to read - i shouldnt have to put commas in and change the tense of a word for it to make sense... Also i feel the whole page is a bit dull, either the text box needs brightening up or the background image. Interesting service idea, i look forward to seeing where it goes!
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SOPA "explained" in a ridiculously bad, pro-SOPA funded video.
Not to mention their dubious calculation of "lost jobs" or lost revenue, which many politicians seem to take for granted.
It's still much better than being shot and having your organs cut out.
Much better than being executed in America and not have your organs cut out when it doesn't matter anyway. Also did you miss the part about the consent to donate organs? Good thing America's lethal injection poison the whole body and render it completely unusable even if they wanted to donate.
Wow, I think I'm going to disengage this conversation now. Václav Havel died last week. I was afraid of slow disappearance of the values he defended, but I see the Western pleb has very twisted values already.
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Your comment reminds me of my arguments with a friend who is a priest: we pick apart each other's arguments until someone mentions that we've missed the point.

Ignore the author's word-choice and try to imagine how you would frame his thoughts should you be compelled to agree with him. From the article, I infer a message from someone who laments the failure of what some schools of thought predicted when the internet was publicly realized: a sort of information revolution (but much broader) in which everyone would become well-rounded, informed and activist-minded. Corrupt politicians would be outed. Corporate greed and injustice would be exposed and ended in a fit of public outrage.

Instead, the minority sociologists were right: the internet expansion represents the same shit in a different pile. We use our access to a wealth of information to retrieve ideas that conform to our preconceived notions; magnified confirmation bias on a massive scale. We have the attention span of rabbits. And these bunnies want to do nothing but circle-jerk on TwitterFace/Reddit/whatever.

Sure, GoDaddy sucks. So does SOPA. And you might frame this revolt in a way that makes this a victory; the power of the people in the age of ubiquitous information. But it might be that we never entered the fight in the first place. Ask yourself, "Who's in power?" Ask yourself, "Why are they still in power?" Ask yourself, "Are we really affecting change?" Those are simple questions that marginalize complicated issues, but I think all the plausible answers are somewhat depressing.

SOPA will pass. Either next month or next year or next decade. The people who will make it happen have never heard of Reddit. They have someone else checking their email and planning their schedules. And they will simply adapt to the fact that large numbers of people are able to click a mouse or type 160-characters messages.
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Sure it's a piece in a far right wing magazine with its own agenda to push, but you'll have to substantiate your claim of "complete bullshit". The Chinese government is well known for its supression entire ethnicities.

But surely you'd agree having your organs cut out while you're still alive very much does matter, no? Or is it okay if it's done to particular kinds of people?

If any of the article is true it's horrific.
I'm not saying what China is currently doing in XingJiang is right, but to deny that overthrowing Dalai Lama resulted in a better standard of life for Tibet's inhabitants is lunacy.
Consenting to donate organs? And North Korea is best Korea, right?

Even if they were not coerced into consenting (which they were) that would be completely beside the point. They are arbitrary sentenced to death, they necks are tied to they can't speak at their "hearing" and their organs are extracted while they are still alive.
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Go Daddy has already backtracked on their support of SOPA.

To answer your question directly - probably not. Unless your site caters to developers and other technically-inclined people, you probably won't be hurt by using Go Daddy. At least not directly.

There is a reason why so many people are angry about SOPA. Under the bill's current language, SOPA will cause more problems than it claims to solve. I will leave it to you to do some research on the language in the bill, but to summarize; SOPA will break DNS. SOPA will have chilling effects on freedom of speech on the web in the United States, and possibly abroad. It will put an unnecessary burden on small businesses and startups by forcing these companies to strictly police user generated content. Piracy is obviously a real problem that hurts developers, artists, and many others. But by and large, the tech community doesn't think that SOPA is a good way of dealing with the issue of piracy.

Go Daddy threw their support behind this bill, which will probably end up hurting most of their customers in some way. They were arrogant about it too, in that they basically brushed off the boycott as being a nonissue to them. Obviously, they changed their minds after people started transferring domains en masse.

If you have no qualms with supporting a company that doesn't care about keeping the web a level playing field for small and large business, then keep on using their services. Personally, I transferred my domain over as soon as I found out they supported the bill.
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Sure, arbitrary persecution of various ethnic groups is a good standard of life.
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CompCert is a verified compiler that transforms code from "virtual machine" of language C to "virtual machine" of PowerPC.

It is generated from Coq, though.

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They have a verified SQL compiler. Again, generated from Coq source.

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