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so this guy gets to break tos for years yet you ban me after one infraction.

Good thing i don't give a fuck about the bible and i didn't contribute to the great recession and brag about it.

well i think software engineers would likely be unionized if that were the case.

> I took advantage of most of them as a real estate investor and did many of the shady things myself that help cause the real estate bust

wow so you're a real piece of shit.

No but there's incentive to provide many small half-truths out of context to shape the narrative into one beneficial for yourself want.

No that's you curating the platform you own to conform with the terms of service you laid out when users signed up. Which is exactly what happened w/ the alex jones stuff, it was always against youtube's ToS.

False equivalency as has been said and I don't use google anyways...

And I stand by mine that I'll never use or recommend Private Internet Access.

Would love to know more about this if you have the info handy.

Youtube doesn't need to support free speech. They're a private company, not the govenrment.

This is exactly my thoughts as well. rasengan is the cofounder and thus is very biased against ProtonMail since they're a competitor.

> Perhaps I should start posting our achievements a bit more.

Maybe, but don't do it in someone else's thread trying to steal the spotlight from them... Really bad taste.

Well one things certain: I'll never use Private Internet Access after this ridiculous comment from you[0] not even three months ago.

[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17261149 -- need to have "showdead" enabled in profile

> somewhat

that's generous.

fine. bottle caps it is.

Axiom Verge (a metroid-vania) starts you off by going to the left first, just like Metroid did.

Sorry, I'm just not nearly as familiar with the intricacies and differences between them, know that you definitely know your stuff on crypto, and always thought Matrix seemed cool/interesting.

Why don't you recommend it?

You disgust me.

Okay fascist.

You're fucking insane if you think that's going to happen.

My MacBook Pro from 5 years ago when I started college just died due to a logic board failure a couple of months ago. A new board was ~$600, so I saved up a little more and bought an Intel NUC. I'm missing the portability though and my Dell 11 chromebook is a bit too small to use comfortably.

I don't _need_ one right now, but I'm definitely in the market and weighing my options.

My understanding is that yes, he could, but then Microsoft is paid for the Windows license which he does not want and will not use, so they lose out on the profit from that license by him paying more for an exclusively Linux laptop.

We use Sumo Logic which has a Live-Tail feature [0], albeit I haven't used it myself yet.

[0] https://www.sumologic.com/press/2016-01-21/sumo-logic-announ...

Do you mean .tk? AFAIK .info costs money.

AFAIK (last I looked into this was ~6ish months ago), scaling databases in docker containers is a hard problem that currently doesn't have a clean solution. Vitess[0] is a solution, but it didn't seem quite ready for production last I looked at it.

[0] http://vitess.io/

The "direct links" only ever redirect to the non-direct version on mobile for me. Doesn't happen on desktop though.

To be fair, the "30 minutes" assumes that all the prep work is already done and that all you're doing is following the recipe from there.

I was under the impression that PayPal had banned use of their service for anything Bitcoin related.