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Russia's debt to GDP ratio is 20%. The United States' debt to GDP ratio is 123%.

Setting aside the political reasons for less advertising revenue, it's still running and there are 200M DAU. Many ex-employees swore the servers would catch fire by now.

Letting 80% go seems to have worked for X.

I used this to index and store a subset of Wikipedia's archive and it works great.

Does anyone have some real-world use cases for something like this? The algorithm is cool but I'm struggling to see where this is applicable.

"Any previously failed messages via SMTP would need to be retried."

8 hours is pretty awful.

There is no cost, overall it all raises US GDP. Military lives are not considered.

I thought the non-random nameserver assignment was interesting. Seems like a flaw, actually.

The American way is creating problems and selling solutions.