Tonight on GeekNights, we consider the ramifications of a ridiculous Texas law being argued before the Supreme Court, and its ramifications for the imperfect but valuable Section 230. In the news, A lot of Redditors hate the Reddit IPO, Reddit is selling your data to Google for AI training, and Reddit admitted that your moderator protests are working. Also Rym has some notes on his new workstation.
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- Rym: The Oldest Room in the House
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Content tagged with internet
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Archiving the Internet
March 27 2023
Tonight on GeekNights, we consider the immense challenge of archiving the Internet. This is a …
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Online Advertising and Adtech
January 30 2023
Tonight on GeekNights, Rym is back from his ski trip, so we resume our regularly …
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Federated Architecture
November 21 2022
Tonight on GeekNights, we discuss Federated Architecture in light of the collapse of Twitter. Federation …
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The POSSE Model and The End of Twitter
November 7 2022
Tonight on GeekNights, in the shadow of Twitter's collapse at the hands of a narcissistic …
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Hosting in 2022
April 4 2022
Tonight on GeekNights, we revisit the topic of hosting we last covered in 2006. …
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The Dark Web
July 8 2019
Tonight on GeekNights, we consider the Dark Web. In the news, our flights were …
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Bookmarks
April 15 2019
Tonight on GeekNights, we consider the humble Bookmark. They were more important back when …
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Instant Messaging in 2016
December 12 2016
Tonight on GeekNights, we cover a topic that we covered first in 2006: Instant …
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The Big DNS DDOS
October 31 2016
Tonight on GeekNights, on our 11th anniversary show, we talk about the big DDOS that …
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