So not their problem.

Is their problem, but have some grace. You wouldn't be able to handle this insane growth either.

> It does seem like it might, in general, be a very opportune time for GitLab (or another host) to publicly step up!

In what way(s)?

As in, to present themselves as the new defacto git host, capitalizing on GitHub's actual + perceived lack of reliability

Remote Afghanistan has 100,000 medical providers working in 34 languages?

Is there a process server at your place yet?

You didn’t have to, but possibly that was preferable to confrontation.

1.) Exceptions from a society of people, half of which don’t know what a computer is,

2.) the speculative debt - Oracle is (was?) the most buried

English isn’t your first language, right?

You’re doing fine, they’re just busting your balls, ha

> and it was blocked from the start.

Wait - what?

They make it difficult to find even if you’re looking for it.

The Apple story on PWA is “Fuck ‘em until our last breath.”

and mostly how.