It seems to be working for America right now.

I’m familiar with issues like this. Lots of copy/pasting with little edits here and there all the way down.

While investing money to create good documentation is the preferred way, I cannot trust it to be accurate in this day and age of cutting corners. It takes a bit longer but I’ll always look at the code itself to get me closest to the truth of what is going on under the hood.

I balk at the idea of paying to dump your junk in a landfill site. I pay myself but that silly system only leads to broke people having to dump elsewhere.

It’s nice to see that people are not just throwing shit to the “cloud”. The “cloud” is just someone else’s disk space and from there, anything can happen.

No advice here but whatever method you choose, script in a notification that all went well with backups so you know if you need to troubleshoot or not.

Canadian: “That’s crazy, eh?” Scotsman: “Aye.”

Everyone made and used BBS’s back in the beginning. It was relatively easy. BBS’s somehow morphed into Twitter, etc. and became worth billions. That valuation makes no sense.