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adora.io i'm lisa brewster. i work for the internet at mozilla and have a love–hate relationship with cell phones. search main menu skip to primary content skip to secondary content about twitter flickr tumblr linkedin fame wiki post navigation ← older posts diy 6 device usb charging rack with modo and legos posted on august 6, 2013 by lisa brewster 1 there’s really no good charging solution for those of us who test phones for a living, so here’s something i hacked together. very clean from the front. top rack is a modo modular desk organizer that i backed on kickstarter, and the bottom is a $15 cup of bulk legos. messy in the back, but whatevs. the cables don’t stick out all that much. top slides off for easy access to the inside. i totally designed it like this on purpose. powered by one 3-outlet power strip [ amazon ], three 2-port usb plugs [ amazon ], and six retractable usb cables [ amazon ]. the usb plugs are only 750ma, but slow charging isn’t a problem since this is designed to have phones plugged in most of the day. (not pictured, i’m also using this retractable lightning cable with good results.) pick a phone and the cable comes with. you can either use plugged in or unplug and let the cable dangle. when you’re done, plug back in and extend the cable all the way to retract it, then set the phone back in the slot. tray is perfectly sized for sim and sd cards, and i just now came up with the idea to put the full cards in the elastic band that comes with the modo. just now. genius. total cost: about $90. not cheap, but in the same ballpark as many less functional “charging valet” stations. posted in blog | 1 reply facebook platform floundered because they didn’t have an app review manager posted on july 23, 2013 by lisa brewster reply say what you will about pandodaily, but their tale of facebook’s disappointing platform is honest, fair, and perfectly contextualized: http://pandodaily.com/2013/07/23/move-fast-break-things-the-sad-story-of-platform-facebooks-gigantic-missed-opportunity/ facebook’s inconstant behavior on platform, however, has never been malicious. rather, it is a result of an engineering-led culture. facebook’s platform team started off small, and it was led by programmers. whenever possible, they wanted to find solutions that didn’t require human intervention. that way the operation could stay lean and move fast. that approach left platform without a clear set of policies that would have provided the stability and sense of security that is so crucial to a development environment. it also meant that humans had a minimal role in the quality control process. unlike apple, which requires that all apps intended for distribution in its app store be approved by actual people, facebook relied on changes to its algorithms to combat things like spam and over-exposure for certain apps. “what we should have realized is we should have hired someone to go and make a judgment call,” says a former facebook executive, who doesn’t want to be named because he retains close ties to the company. he says the app store, or lack thereof, was one of the platform’s single biggest points of failure. “the team that was driving the platform was the engineering team and the technical product team. we knew how to develop products, but we didn’t know how to build a payment system or build an organization of human judges.” i can understand why facebook went that direction. they wanted a robotically, algorithmically equal playing field, and if the rules required a human judgement call then they weren’t the right rules in the first place. this is an honorable goal to ensure that the rules are enforced consistently, but there’s still a human on the other side of that api, and humans are nuanced. circumstances matter. motivation matters. say what you will about the us judicial system, but it was also designed to take nuance into consideration, with judges who explain the law and how it applies to the many complex situations we humans get ourselves into. in the months before pando’s article went up, i’d heard that facebook posted several job openings for “platform integrity risk” managers. these roles are filled (or canceled) now, so i’d like to think that facebook has learned from their failures and is already taking corrective action. as stated in the article, they’ve clearly still got momentum despite the shortcomings with platform. if you have developer policies, take facebook’s story as a warning and make sure you have a high court in place — whether it be a community manager or dedicated policy review team — who can stand up to internal politicians, balance the shifting sands of a growing product, and earn developer trust. posted in blog | leave a reply howto: redirect wordpress with .htaccess posted on april 13, 2013 by lisa brewster 1 i’ve just switched from www.lisabrewster.com to adora.io…which may or may not have been the best idea seo-wise, but i couldn’t help myself. anyway, here’s a regex recipe that might be useful for someone else who wants to redirect a domain while still being able to access the old wordpress admin area. if your url structure is the same for both sites, links that point to posts on the old site should automagically redirect to the new. just put this in the .htaccess file for your old domain: rewritecond %{request_uri} !/(wp-login\.php|wp-admin/|wp-content/|wp-includes/).* rewriterule (.*) http://www.newdomain.com/$1 [r=301,l] posted in blog | 1 reply no, brad paisley. no. posted on april 8, 2013 by lisa brewster reply watch this, and do try to take it seriously: i get what he’s trying to do with this. see, race in the south is still a much more confrontational issue than in the rest of the us. i’m going to speak plainly about perception and stereotypes here…the perception is that black folks are lazy and don’t wanna work, and with food stamps and all their welfare babies they can take advantage of the system so they don’t have to. which is why so many white southerners are republicans, because all they see is abuse of the welfare system and they’re sick of paying for latonya’s section 9 housing while she drives a newer car than they do (my family maintains low-end rental housing, sadly i have seen this). and since small southern towns are small and everybody shops at the same wal-mart, the racial divide is very prominent. and for a specific personal example, the first time i encountered racism was in middle school, must have been the early 90’s? my new best friend was a black girl, which i didn’t think had any significance whatsoever, because kids never do until they’re taught so. i asked my mother if my friend could come spend the night, and my mother — my dear mother, who i love — said no, because “it just wasn’t right.” it was completely unfathomable. so he’s trying to start the conversation where white southerners are today, which is very far back, to bring race issues to common ground. which is honorable. but to do this, he also includes immature thinking about how his generation didn’t cause slavery, or fight to protect the institution of slavery, but is still blamed for these horrible abuses. he just wants to fly his rebel flag, because southern pride! brad paisley, do you realize that even though the current generation of african americans weren’t personally enslaved, that they’re still suffering the social and economic consequences? it’s not directly your fault, but that doesn’t mean it’s an accident. and, omg, ll cool j. cool j, no. don’t advocate for erasing your own historical context . in his own words: i wasn’t there when sherman’s march turned the south into firewood i want you to get paid but be a slave i never could if you don’t judge my do-rag i won’t judge your red flag quite frankly i’m a black yankee but i’ve been thinkin’ about this lately the past is the past, you feel me let bygones be bygones rip robert e. lee but i’ve gotta thank abraham lincoln for freeing me, know what i mean do you, really, know wh

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Domain Name: ADORA.IO
Registry Domain ID: D503300000040415750-LRMS
Registrar WHOIS Server: whois.1api.net
Registrar URL: http://www.1api.net
Updated Date: 2018-07-26T22:24:26Z
Creation Date: 2012-07-26T09:54:16Z
Registry Expiry Date: 2019-07-26T09:54:16Z
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Registrar: 1API GmbH
Registrar IANA ID: 1387
Registrar Abuse Contact Email: [email protected]
Registrar Abuse Contact Phone: +49.68416984200
Reseller:
Domain Status: ok https://icann.org/epp#ok
Registrant Organization: Registrant of adora.io
Registrant State/Province: West Yorkshire
Registrant Country: GB
Name Server: NS1.DREAMHOST.COM
Name Server: NS2.DREAMHOST.COM
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