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Interesting, I thought OP actually meant actual DDoS. This just seems like a problem of server configuration, lack of resources. Not accidental DDoS.

How do you accidentally DDoS something?

The only way to cross something is by going forward.

Why would they abandon free advertising income, there's yet 3 billion+ people to learn how to use the internet, that's a lot of money son.

Mainstream media.

At least be honest, you just want to make some money, and don't really have a clue whether it is a good alternative or not. :)

What do you mean by "ended up sticking with the monetary payments on my DO referral account" -- are you still receiving monetary payouts from DO? Truth to be told, I've got a hefty amount already, and twice as hefty still pending to be paid. If there's a chance to cash that money out, I'd definitely take it, but it doesn't seem like it from where I'm sitting.

Other than that, good suggestions, I'll have to take a closer look / think about it. Thanks!

Lol.

A bit sad/cheeky story from me, but still relevant I believe. The time was around TBC, I think right in the middle of its launch, I managed to hack an account back then of some characters, and thought I'd log-in to have a good time. It was my first experience of the game, granted I never did destroy any characters or items, since it was my first time playing the game, but I did spend a reasonable amount of time in-game -- killing mobs, checking out gear of other people, seeing the chat activity, even the character activity in the World (haha, wow, such a rush of feelings), only a few months later when I got my own account to play with, did I realize what this game is and how magnificent it is -- I'm so, so lucky to have had the pleasure of playing during the original TBC when the game was booming with players and such pleasurable soul, one of the best times of playing any video game in my life, hands down.

You can't replicate those experiences, because for the most part -- it was the people who were passionate about the game, that made it what it was.

I'm sure we all have some stories like this, but I did fucking love this game with my whole heart. From a creative Mage to a passionate Druid.

Meh, this whole thread is loaded with so much bullshit and different opinions, it's one big ego/personality trip if you put in bigger perspective. Definitely some good points, but mostly back and forth arguments.

Of course they are just work emails, the content of those emails might not be, but at the bottom all these emails come from the corporate system that workers to this corporation were assigned, so once again -- these are only work emails.

http://try.everyone/ http://and.theirmother/

https://hn.algolia.com/?query=sublime%20text&sort=byPopulari...

have fun

Yes, meditation is great, but I urge you not to fall for the utter crap that is called "meditation apps" -- find a cushion, or a blanket, sit your ass down and simply breathe.

any donations to nmap?

"...I was intrigue and more interested in playing minecraft knowing different tips and tricks that can help me to win the game. "

Lol. chuckle

I did, thanks.

You can employ much better marketing methods, this is just blatant screaming for attention -- especially if you analyze the first paragraph after the hello, you and I both know this.

Fake it till you make it... works for some.

I'm having a hard time taking this company seriously anymore, anyone else feel the same way?

yeah, a nice touch.

Say what you like, but Hank didn't do anything wrong here. In fact, he only expressed everything that had happened to him, and it just so happened that many people decided to stand up for him in what seems to be a situation of very, very poor judgement.

On the other hand, great and naturally flowing writing by the author, really enjoyed swimming through the story!

Which one is it? 50 apps I need to install, or 50 apps YOU think are "great"? You really are stretching the limits of bull marketing here, aren't you? Just for the sake of the argument, can you please justify using all of these apps on a Shopify store by giving me a thorough case study of how well they improved your business?

I got the same impression, it felt like Jessica was trying to account for more than necessary. Either way, it's her World and she has done a lot for the company, if nobody else is giving her the credit where it's due; she does it herself.

Ok. I still think my view is valid in terms of what people are trying to say. But yeah, what's best for business > being overly attached to something.

I agree. "OpenLoop" and "OpenLoopz" is enough to justify it.

Garbage. The thought of letting his team know about meditation was one-sided, it is what happens when you begin to meditate; you want everyone else to do it, too. And while that isn't a necessarily bad thing, this post is missing a lot of facts - how did the team respond to meditation on a personal level, how he managed to get everyone to meditate for 45 minutes out of the blue, and how many of people continued to use meditation all together; if any at all?

Like I said, garbage.

:/

"This is an excellent article." - the comment section on this (Guardian) website is hilarious.

You forgot to add: "In my humble opinion."

Difficult to say if I would look at this comment the same way if it wasn't being downvoted so quickly.