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  • It’s a good post, I agree with it. And I guess The Pale is a good description of what we are noticing.

    I got to experience the internet before it became like this, so at least I have memories of greatness. But the desire for great profits ruins everything. Not only the internet but the world.

    Greed for excessive amounts of money is the root of evil, the bible got that right. But humans are not aware enough to see a future where greed is not the driving force of society.




  • Well, i checked. From the top 1000 websites in the world, cloudflare is fronting 55% of them.

    Same with top 10000 websites, 55%.

    Top 100000 websites, 52%.

    All measured websites, 29%.

    I think this is telling a different story than small sites using free cloudflare services. The 20% that cloudflare says is most similar to “all measured websites” where tons of small ones are included.








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    If you look around in your own life, I bet you will see that the majority of people you actually know seems good.

    Just down turn on the TV. It’s called propaganda for a reason.

    And about being good, you don’t do it to gain any benefits. People seem to think that… Why be good, I don’t get benefits from it.

    Then you are not good yourself, because a good person doesn’t have a choice. He is good because his consciousness is good. Not because of any benefits. Some good people are good because they are afraid too. They are good because they fear conflict.

    And bad people are not good because they get benefits and want those benefits. It’s simple.



  • Yes people make creative things, but they don’t make games that requires a game studio and give them away for free. I feel that you should understand this. Perhaps you don’t.

    I pirated as a kid too because I didn’t have money and I loved games. But I knew that others paid for their games and that’s why they could make them.

    Now as an adult, I’m paying for my games. Because I have the money and it’s worth it. If you don’t, that’s fine too. I dont judge. But just quit the stupid copyright argument. :)