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I used to do this when I could, but many poorly written email validators reject such addresses. (One service, Rappi, was so gloriously, hopelessly broken that they spammed me now and then at the address with a + in it but I couldn't use it to log in!)

Now I just use Fastmail's masked address feature. (And I do not use Rappi.)

I have discovered a truly marvellous proof of this, which this margin is too narrow bear the load.

That is not the economics textbook sense of the phrase.

The first sentence from the wikipedia article seems good to me: "R-seeking is the act of growing one's existing wealth by manipulating public policy or economic conditions without creating new wealth."

No wireless. Less space than a Nomad. Lame.

I use restic + rclone to back up to onedrive, where I have 1TB space included with my subscription.

My main backups are on rsync.net, though.

A codebase that's formatted notgivingashittily is an accessibility issue. It's not just deranged control freakism.

Maybe Yelp's codebase was otherwise clean, but aside from golang projects (and the Linux kernel) I've come to associate tabs with unreadable slop code. Maybe your experience is different.

And what about the people who sometimes post interesting things and sometimes post distilled insanity? They're incentivized to do so.