https://porkbun.com/products/email is similarly priced
Readit Newsmrbluecoat commented on Leaving Gmail for Mailbox.org giuliomagnifico.blog/post... · Posted by u/giuliomagnifico
mrbluecoat commented on My development team costs $41.73 a month philipotoole.com/my-devel... · Posted by u/indigodaddy
Cautionary counterpoint views on today's HN frontpage as well:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44981747
The title is misleading.
It's not about management skills.
It's also impolite to use "nobody" in it.
Agreed. Cliff's Notes version: "Apologize when you make mistakes."
Forced every politician to use average health insurance. They rewrote our national healthcare polices in 2 weeks.
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That 100X zoom example is pretty amazing
mrbluecoat commented on Intel Foundry demonstrates first Arm-based chip on 18a node hothardware.com/news/inte... · Posted by u/rbanffy
> Intel is effectively saying "Hey, we can make Arm chips!"
Makes sense since they were once popular in the NUC space and Apple has shown high-end ARM has a market.
mrbluecoat commented on 'Ad Blocking Is Not Piracy' Decision Overturned by Top German Court torrentfreak.com/ad-block... · Posted by u/gslin
> This affects all cloud-based applications such as computer games, standard software, SAP, etc.
Court overreach
mrbluecoat commented on GenAI FOMO has spurred businesses to light nearly $40B on fire theregister.com/2025/08/1... · Posted by u/rntn
There’s no question we’re in a “GenAI” bubble, the only question is how big of a smoking crater in the ground is going to be created when this thing pops.
The tech isn’t going away, and is cool/useful, but from a business standpoint this whole thing looks like a dumpster fire burning next to a gasoline truck. Right now VC FOMO is the only thing stopping all that from blowing up. When that slows down buckle up.
It'll certainly be lonely on HN without pages of AI articles to read daily..
/s
mrbluecoat commented on Electricity prices are climbing more than twice as fast as inflation npr.org/2025/08/16/nx-s1-... · Posted by u/geox
We control nuclear proliferation by making enriched uranium (U235) very, very hard to acquire.
While I'd love to see more nuclear reactors in our society. The "nuclear everything" argument breaks a core tenant of US national security policy, making U235 very hard to get.
Non-weapon fissile material Thorium is an option.