Areweyet

#1

Post by URfejk » Sun, Dec 06, 2020, 8:37 PM UTC

Areweyet
wiki.mozilla.org

Re: Areweyet

#2

Post by chauffer » Sun, Dec 06, 2020, 10:07 PM UTC

It's amusing how many of the websites are broken due to certificates or outright squatted.

Re: Areweyet

#3

Post by jiofih » Sun, Dec 06, 2020, 10:30 PM UTC

Looks like the initial concept got lost in translation. The original “arewefastyet” was created to focus relentlessly on one single goal and be accountable by making it public.

If you have fifteen of those hidden under funny URLs you’re kinda missing the point.

Re: Areweyet

#4

Post by layoutIfNeeded » Sun, Dec 06, 2020, 10:41 PM UTC

Forced unfunny meme.

Re: Areweyet

#5

Post by slmjkdbtl » Sun, Dec 06, 2020, 10:46 PM UTC

Trying to do everything in Rust is a trap for some people, I remember I once tried using yew to make my static personal site in Rust and wasm. Thanks for my time writing Rust now I have much better understanding of choosing the right tool for the right task.

Re: Areweyet

#6

Post by mattnewton » Sun, Dec 06, 2020, 10:52 PM UTC

chauffer wrote: post #2

It's amusing how many of the websites are broken due to certificates or outright squatted.

I clicked on one at random, "arewesmoothyet". It linked to blogspam about how to get started with affiliate marketing.

Re: Areweyet

#7

Post by [deleted] » Sun, Dec 06, 2020, 10:52 PM UTC

jiofih wrote: post #3

Looks like the initial concept got lost in translation. The original “arewefastyet” was created to focus relentlessly on one single goal and be accountable by making it public. If you have fifteen of those hidden under funny URLs you’re kinda missing the point.

[deleted]

Re: Areweyet

#8

Post by blitblitblit » Sun, Dec 06, 2020, 10:54 PM UTC

chauffer wrote: post #2

It's amusing how many of the websites are broken due to certificates or outright squatted.

arewedefunctyet?

arewebankruptyet?

Re: Areweyet

#9

Post by yorwba » Sun, Dec 06, 2020, 11:18 PM UTC

mattnewton wrote: post #6

chauffer wrote: post #2

It's amusing how many of the websites are broken due to certificates or outright squatted.

I clicked on one at random, "arewesmoothyet". It linked to blogspam about how to get started with affiliate marketing.

I guess the site got hacked. The table lists one "Doug Thayer" as the owner, but without contact information...

Edit: found an email address, notification sent.

Re: Areweyet

#10

Post by basicneo » Sun, Dec 06, 2020, 11:29 PM UTC

jiofih wrote: post #3

Looks like the initial concept got lost in translation. The original “arewefastyet” was created to focus relentlessly on one single goal and be accountable by making it public. If you have fifteen of those hidden under funny URLs you’re kinda missing the point.

Different people have different specialisms, and they each have their own goals.