People can sue on any pretense, but if you say, hey, it's fiction, that's a strong defense. How do you argue with "I made it up?"

It really whips the ... no. I won't lower myself to this.

Yep. People like the subject matter of your book will try to sue the crap out of you if you write a book in this style. You could write a "fictional account" instead. If they sue you over a fictional account, who has the problem, exactly?

This sounds like someone relatively new to email. Old users remember sendmail, and know why not much has been done since. It isn't just the technological hurdle but the integration of those systems with domains themselves. To fix email, fix domains and IPs.

It's to prepare for the Draconic forces that the Vatican serves to reveal themselves which is a subset of the "Anti Christ".

Sure. Unfortunately, if you are in the book review world, and you aren't charging for the service, purchasing all the books you are reviewing at retail severely limits your ability to review. Hence the tried and true reviewer copy which is free or costs less, and gets the author word of mouth.

Bummer.

What in the Sam Hill is this tragedy?

Do you do reviewers copies?

150 years is nothing. I like operating on scales of 25,000 to 30,000 years.

Right now my favorite thing is mostly her lack of support in many ways. She does the bare minimum.

Easy answer? Maintenance.

Learning something is definitely better than learning nothing.

Quicker article version: Codium is the right choice.

The whole point of being potentially anonymous is to be able to be yourself. What you are asking is how to gain acceptance from everyone else. Screw all that. Just say what you have to say.

I've run teams that scaled into 20-30 members and beyond. Letting money rule you and allowing that to do things like say--oh--corrupt an entire election--have worse consequences than some upset shareholders. If you aren't sure about the difference, ask Judas.

A shill has a thousand excuses for why they can't do a thing. Still a shill.

As I said elsewhere, he's just making excuses for being a pansy.

Well of course they are going to push for more Surveillance. They see the people more as cattle now than as a sacred duty.

This interview is apologetics for the power he used wrongly to retain revenue. It's called selling out.