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Been following you for ages. Don't know if you remember but I saw your jeep parked in Tassie when you went hiking for a few days and we were travelling around there at the same time - I sent you the pic with my grey one. Keep it up!

The purpose of the scanning is to just have a different talking point so people will buy the coin. It is a scam like all the others. If they'd just launched it without scanning, would anybody be interested in buying it or even talking about it?

I described a business I own (docevent.io) and it came up with 1S3Connect2FTPLinker3ConnnectoFTP4FTPMerge5S3Connector6FTPToS37FTPSync8S3Mate9S3FTPBridge.com

:)

For early BTC holders its easy to diamond hand That's not true, say your investment of a few dollars is now $1k. And the price is popping and just dropped 30% in one day? Would you sell for the profit? What if that investment got to 10k? 100k?

People sell at some point. I'd argue it's incredibly hard to diamond hand for early holders, that is why there are more stories of people selling their coin for cheap rather than diamond hands.

They are talking about Traffic Aware Cruise Control (TACC), not actually AutoPilot as most people think would be the case.

I love our Tesla, but the TACC is not that great, the most annoying part is when passing cars on the freeway it sometimes all of a sudden it thinks the car next to me that I'm passing is in the same lane, and then phantom brakes while trying to pass. It is disappointing.

Not always, but I noticed I often find I write my comments first on what I want to achieve like a sort of psuedocode in a very high level.

Then under each one-line comment I'd write the code that does what's written.

Can confirm, it is still very popular, so much so we even built a cloud service to connect FTP to your S3 or Azure buckets, to future-ise it somewhat. Come check it out if it's something you might need, https://docevent.io

Building managed applications is where the money is at for AWS for sure, Elasticache is another good example. The beauty is their managed services are great and worry free.

Shameless plug - partly because of the high cost of sftp in AWS, and lack of ftp (understandable), and a bunch of people wanting the same in Azure / GCS, that made us start https://docevent.io which has proved quite popular.

I recently tried this and was able to change the address of only the last few characters, it wouldn't let me change the address entirely.

I just suspected it just had a check on the first bytes of the address to be sure it was a valid Apple ethernet adapter.

Thanks! You can CNAME, but for FTPS there will be certificate verification errors because the DNS is changed (there is nothing like http2 where we can serve other SSL certs for different destination hosts).

But for SFTP, and FTP (insecure, not that you'd want to) CNAME works fine.

We do do seperate SSL certs but it is only for bigger customers that we host dedicated instances on their behalf.