When are they going to fine Microsoft for the blatant anti competitive Edge pushing inside Windows? 20 years ago it was a scandal just to bundle Internet Explorer and now they get away with progressively making it harder to switch away from Edge, forcing links to open in Edge rather than your default browser and injecting ads into your browser and OS when you try to download an alternative.
People are often overly paranoid about online advertising. Most big companies are not engaging in subliminal product placement in memes. I've worked for big companies who have attempted organic viral marketing and it's usually really obvious.
Welcome to the reason why a competitor to YouTube is almost impossible. Network routing is extremely complicated and short of laying your own cables or having multiple points of presence there's not much you can do about it.
You can use docker swarm (or a better container orchestrator) to have the containers automatically fail over to the second host
Or the one I got a lot: "why did you chose that distro? You need to be using [completely different distro each time]"
When I was 11 I got banned from habbo for asking for a threesome (I didn't know what that meant). I think my ban runs out in 4 years
Why does it need to make 33 requests per minute? Surely the data doesn't have to be that up to date?
I wanna use Linux, but last time I tried I had so many issues that it made it almost impossible to be productive. There are so many possible variations of a setup that trying to find answers either resulted in incorrect or just downright combative responses
I put stuff up my ass that doesn't even stop me aging
Of course, the BBC have kindly deleted it from their catalogue.
I don't think they do this just for fun, they probably lost the rights to some aspect of it.
I know payday 2 at least you could play it with yourself and 3 bots
Cool premise but personally if I were going to show this off I'd use an example where it worked correctly