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"Quick review of the #ShadowBrokers leak of Top Secret NSA tools reveals it's nowhere near the full library, but there's still so much here that NSA should be able to instantly identify where this set came from and how they lost it. If they can't, it's a scandal."
Does anyone remember where an Exodus colo facility was in SF around that same time (1999-2001)? That was my first visit to the area and I can't seem to locate the neighborhood now that I live here.
I submitted a claim and they said: sorry, no - you're done.
There was zero reason to do it. No ToS violations, no fraudulent clicks. Just $30k less in my bank account for the next year. The second most frustrating part, aside from the loss of revenue, is that they won't tell you why or what caused the cancellation.
Edit 2: RIP AdSense account, ~2006-2012
Just in case.
I sent a tweet to them yesterday, but got no response. https://twitter.com/#!/tenaciousJk/status/51033367050846208
edit: group response to the below
No geo-ad platform has this low barrier to entry with this high of an incentive. Simply snap a pic and it's recorded and you're "checked in" if you will. You're doing something you want to be doing: recording your event, people you're with, etc. With 4S and Gowalla you have to want to check-in. Checking in is the app - not recording your memory by way of a picture/video. Sharing pictures is the biggest social app on the web.
Now removed :/
Haven't checked monoprice yet, but these look legit :)
Thanks!
And really... thanks for the compliment. We weren't so sure about it :)
I believe I have your email address. I'll keep you posted.
Then we saw another wave late that night when Europe woke up and started tweeting. The "social sharing" confirmation page continues to bring traffic, but it's slowed considerably after the first two days.
We're starting with that majority-of-users functionality and building from there. Ease of use will and simplicity are our primary goals. Internal monitoring by way of server-side agents is part of the plan.
The monitoring product idea was created because of that exact issue. Nothing seemed to really solve the problem for us. I'll definitely refer back to this comment often.
You can follow me directly on twitter (same username) for any feedback or suggestions.
For now, that's all I can say...
That's really the problem we're looking to solving though. Simplifying the mess. (that includes billing)
In the end, we have a certain feature set that's our internal goal. Whether their is demand for every part of that is another topic. Polling and a/b testing will determine where our development efforts are focused and how the first iterations shape up.
btw, thanks :)