ZeldaFreak

Forget stats, I want to see commented replays. Every time I missed a hint of person. Every person that got romantic/sexual feelings for me and the best time to make a move. Every time I lost something or got robbed. Shit like that. I’m really interested in that, even though it could be hell, when you realize how much you missed. To really rub salt into the wound, they could show you “what if” scenarios of missed opportunities. For example what would have happened if I did a bit better at a job interview? What if I applied for a job, where I skipped over the ad? Of course only realistic stuff and just one change. For example I never had any plans of getting a doctor and there would have been several different changes, to be remotely realistic.

Interior temps only differ up to 5°C in the summer between a black and white car. And during winter it makes no difference. You need to remove any snow anyways before driving your car and getting your windows free, isn’t affected by the car color anyways. And once your car is covered, your car color doesn’t matter anymore.

I don’t miss any breaches (I inform myself with other news portals) and the most recent one with 2 billion is included but no actual account. Of course some of the addresses the spammers guessed for my domain could be in a breach that I don’t know of but I don’t care. Just guessing email addresses is not hard for a catch all address.

They want money? I have 2 domains registered and I’m currently at 10 breaches (9 on one and 1 on the other (my serious domain)).

The thing is, the stuff is bloated anyways. Aliases as “webmaster80@”, “webmaster13@”, “webmaster01@”, “2webmaster@” I never used. Even the “webmaster@” I only posted as contact mail but never used myself. There are 13 breaches across 6 aliases, that I never used. With Synthient Credential Stuffing 4 got added.

Spammers do roll a ton of addresses with that one domain. I even let AI wrote a ps script, so I can easily add an alias to my spam mailbox, which rejects any mail and deletes them instantly.

They should clarify it. If these 3 points are just offering an easier way to do it, then fine. If they block these features in general when you want to manage it yourself, then screw it. I had one self hosted software, which blocked remote access even when you use your own reverse proxy. At least it was a one time payment.

Databases are not the issue but that the updater doesn’t handle it… My personal instance and our work instance never take long (a few seconds) to fix the database. I mean the instance is already in maintenance mode and adding a checkbox to do it or not to do it, should be simple. I don’t know if there are instances where it takes long and its better to do it during the night.