I've always wondered about what you bring up in your second paragraph and the rest of your post is great. You do things pretty much like we do so you just saved me a lot of research effort. Thanks.
The Netflix Open Connect CDN is provided for larger ISPs that have over 100,000 subscribers. A specially built low power high storage density appliance caches Netflix content within the ISPs’ data centers to reduce internet transit costs. This appliance runs the FreeBSD operating system ...
It may be due to the quality of the clay, or the lack of clay at all, for making the bricks. I saw a documentary on this just a few months ago aired by our local PBS station on this very subject.
When you add salt to bread, and the recipe calls for one teaspoon, a teaspoon of kosher salt is not the same as table salt or sea salt. So how much is it? (It's significantly different.)
When something calls for three cups of flour, and it's a humid day, or a dry day, does that affect the quantity? Yes it does. Significantly enough to affect bread.
Both of the above reasons are why bread bakers weigh all their ingredients, including water.
Since you say Hoover took over the FBI's predecessor in the 1920s, and the KGB was not formed until 1954, and the Gestapo in 1933, you have a credibility problem.
"I didn't say you should use it, nor would I. Only that it isn't pointless/futile to attempt. No tool will be as mature as bison or what have you until it has also been battle tested for 25+ years"
>you saw the markup and decided they weren't worth helping.
Now you're making things up or guessing.
My statement gives this markup the consideration it deserves. I'm waiting to find out it runs on an IBM PC running Windows 1.0 and someone will still say the problem is me cause I'm being anti-social.
I see cowardly HN'ers downvoting my post without commenting on how they think I'm wrong (I'm not and I'm better than you) but I restrained myself on what I really thought. My grandmother could write better markup than this; and she's been dead for 50 years!
What you just said is this new thing isn't as good, and probably never will be, but you imply we should use it, even though the current tools are better.
See my complaint? If they are going to introduce a new tool, it must be better than the current tool. It's not and it's worse and not as mature.
It's awful. I thought HN just didn't care. Why is this so hard? I do this every day for work and HN should be dead simple. Is this saying HN doesn't have anyone who knows how to do this?
EDIT: My initial post was from my phone. Now I'm on my workstation and I see the markup here is antiquated, pre-1998 HTML. No wonder this is so horrid. You should be ashamed but, still, I could do better.