Actually YouTube doesn't ask anyone who claims the revenue of someone else's video :)

Nothing difficult about zip codes as long as you treat them as strings :)

You're just in the wrong location of the country.

Sounds like RuneScape too.

They even killed the official classic version not too long ago.

Maybe because the cost of travel and breeding expenses were lower compared to just doing the breeding in Canada.

Could also be the sales price which might be higher there than elsewhere.

I'm by no means an expert and it's just a guesstimate.

Possibly also regulation. I don't know how/if leech breeding is regulated but if it is I suspect it's a lot easier to hide one suitcase than a breeding operation.

You should look into UFCS from dlang, maybe that can give you some inspiration.

https://dlang.org/spec/function.html#pseudo-member

Pretty sure titles like "Pewdiepie is a Nazi" is not considered good reliable content.

Good content, sure.

Reliable, not so much.

I have a question and maybe someone here can answer me.

For the "Use a privacy-first email provider".

I currently use G Suite for business emails within my personal business.

Are there any alternatives that offers something similar to G Suite but with the expected privacy of the listed provider.

I'm aware that I won't be able to get all the features of G Suite, but I primarily only use the email part (Of course with multiple users so it has to have support for that.)

I think the main question is what kind of alternatives are you looking for. Calendar service is provided by most of these companies already. Anyway I'm not sure who qualifies as privacy-first provider. E.g. Zoho has a quite good privacy policy at first glance: https://www.zoho.com/privacy.html

Is there even a difference between main Google PP and G-Suite PP? Is Office365 PP privacy first?

I use, and am very happy with, FastMail.

FastMail is Australian, so not without risks thanks to a new horribly draconian law (with a gag order built in).

* Signal >> Blog >> Setback in the outback || https://signal.org/blog/setback-in-the-outback/

* Advocating for privacy in Australia || https://fastmail.blog/2018/12/21/advocating-for-privacy-aabi...

* Honest Government Ad | Ass Access (anti-encryption law) | The Juice Media || https://thejuicemedia.com/honest-government-ad-ass-access-an...

True, but it's still better than Google.

> Are there any alternatives that offers something similar to G Suite

iCloud email.

I like both FastMail and Protonmail. Take note of where the infrastructure is hosted for both however, if your privacy concern is one of nation-state actors.

My entire full-stack web framework because it's currently what's used for all my commercial projects.

It has been the most beneficial project to me both financial but also in terms of gaining knowledge.

It's the most important code I've ever written because while some would say you shouldn't reinvent the wheel, by reinventing the wheel I have made my overall performance and knowledge ten times better.

Could you elaborate a bit? What tech are you using? What's the core design? etc.?

Yeah, I sure can.

I used the following tech: D (https://dlang.org) - Used as the primary programming language. vibe.d (https://vibed.org) - Used to handle the basics of http/https, but nothing more.

For the database tech the following are used: ORM (Supports the MySql/MariaDb/MSSQL engine) Mongodb (Uses a wrapper around the vibe.d implementation) MySql/MariaDb (Uses mysql-native) Redis (Usable through vibe.d) MSSQL (Uses mysql-native) PostgreSQL/SQLite (Coming in next version.)

The core design of it was a native full-stack web framework based around the ideas of ASP.NET, Razor and MVC.

You can find the project here: https://diamondmvc.org/ or at Github: https://github.com/DiamondMVC/Diamond

HN Post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16743476

I mean it's not really a scam, but it's definitely fraud.