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Is that a lot by domain standards?
Torba spent 220K for the Gab.com Domain LOL
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Is that a lot by domain standards?
Torba spent 220K for the Gab.com Domain LOL
$100 is a lot.Is that a lot by domain standards?
What happened that this guy spent 220K? Is he like Yandere Dev buying a subreddit?$100 is a lot.
Once upon a time long long ago(2000's) people would think up names and then buy them for like 50 cents, then they would squat on them until they could charge someone a shitload of money. Like grocery chains, film production company names, shit like that. Then someone came up with the idea of making more dot's, .cc .me .UK ect.What happened that this guy spent 220K? Is he like Yandere Dev buying a subreddit?
“Gab.com was purchased for over $200,000 on Sedo. It appears that the social network then acquired the domain on Flippa for $220,000 last month. It had been using Gab.ai for its web address.”What happened that this guy spent 220K? Is he like Yandere Dev buying a subreddit?
Spent almost a quarter million dollars for those sweet sweet C O M letters.“Gab.com was purchased for over $200,000 on Sedo. It appears that the social network then acquired the domain on Flippa for $220,000 last month. It had been using Gab.ai for its web address.”
https://domainnamewire.com/2018/10/29/godaddy-tells-gab-com-to-find-a-different-domain-registrar/
Also found a thread from around the time Gab was losing GoDaddy hosting, featuring Epik CEO Rob Monster.
https://www.namepros.com/threads/so...y-24-hours-to-transfer-or-suspension.1107245/
Holy shit I didn't know this lmfao
Torba spent 220K for the Gab.com Domain LOL
Yes, but three letter .com domains are generally incredibly valuable. Ones that are actually words are even more so.Is that a lot by domain standards?
How much of an utter retard do you have to be to think you'd be able to host something like Gab on BlowDaddy?Also found a thread from around the time Gab was losing GoDaddy hosting, featuring Epik CEO Rob Monster.
To be fair it wasn't nearly as obvious back then. Very early on in the cancellation trends. A few got it earlier than 2016-2017 but it became a well-known issue after that.How much of an utter retard do you have to be to think you'd be able to host something like Gab on BlowDaddy?
It’s classified as a sensitive breach, meaning you have to sign up for breach notifications with your email and they’ll email you about the breach. You can’t publicly search sensitive breaches.I got curious about that "Have I Been Pwned" number people are claiming is the total number of accounts, so I went on their site.
I have three accounts. Not one of them is compromised.
My assumptions, then, are either that only a very tiny amount of data has been given to anyone, or that only a very tiny amount was collected, and the hack has largely been a PR play.
Not an excuse for letting it happen in the first place, yada yada, It's just an acknowledgement of reality.
Is it really?It’s classified as a sensitive breach, meaning you have to sign up for breach notifications with your email and they’ll email you about the breach. You can’t publicly search sensitive breaches.
There’s a lot of people on Gab who signed up either just to post about their day or check Gab out who don’t align with the sites political views. It’s sensitive so people can’t just input someone’s email and incorrectly assume they share the political beliefs associated with the site. Do you still have access to any of those email accounts you used to sign up?Is it really?
There's zero sensitive information so seems bizarre. Other metrics also lean credence to the idea that the number is too small. Gab used to report its metrics to relays and ActivityPub data aggregators and it wasn't even that small a year ago. The Alexa ranking and others are too high for that to realistically be the case, there's simply no way that 95% of traffic is read-only.
I did, and I checked it properly. My main account is there, but my backup account with only a couple posts is not. Not sure what bearing that might have on itThere’s a lot of people on Gab who signed up either just to post about their day or check Gab out who don’t align with the sites political views. It’s sensitive so people can’t just input someone’s email and incorrectly assume they share the political beliefs associated with the site. Do you still have access to any of those email accounts you used to sign up?
Weird. I wonder if Gab has the same problem as Parler, not deleting accounts but just marking them as deleted. Troy Hunt thinks the lack of email addresses might be due to how the data was dumped.I did, and I checked it properly. My main account is there, but my backup account with only a couple posts is not. Not sure what bearing that might have on it![]()
Yep, pretty sure that's how Mastodon handles it, I doubt Gab changed anything.Weird. I wonder if Gab has the same problem as Parler, not deleting accounts but just marking them as deleted. Troy Hunt thinks the lack of email addresses might be due to how the data was dumped.
Hmm. I had an account back before the 2018 shooting that I never posted under and deleted within a day of making it. It was under a throwaway email I no longer have access to, I wonder if it’s in there.Yep, pretty sure that's how Mastodon handles it, I doubt Gab changed anything.
GoDaddy was shit long before woke culture.To be fair it wasn't nearly as obvious back then. Very early on in the cancellation trends. A few got it earlier than 2016-2017 but it became a well-known issue after that.
Would you call Dissenter the one good thing Gab could offer to the wider Internet?I wish Dissenter had a wider usage, the basic premise behind it (allowing comments on any webpage/article) is pretty nice in times where news outlets all turn off their comment section for fear of wrongthink or being debooooonked.