bmon

Does the go toolchain allow you to freeze your dependencies to specific versions like pip, etc? I think that could be preferable to committing all your dependencies.

This kind of reply isn't really that constructive, the guy raised some fair points... A lot of smaller companies and startups seem to do incredibly well with not even 10 employees, let alone 50. I understand there's more to running a company than meets the eye, but I really do wonder if all 50 people spend their days at vine being productive.

This also baffles me. Here are the times converted to AEST:

  Sun July 5th
  3:25 PM -- Initial Power outage
  4:42 PM -- Instance launching in unaffected AZ's restored
  4:46 PM -- Power Restored
  6:00 PM -- 80% of instances recovered
  7:49 PM -- DNS recovered

  Mon July 6th
  1:00 AM -- Almost all instances recovered

Even with the distinction, don't the imgurians feed off content posted on imgur with the intention of being linked to reddit? I think imgur relies on the freeloaders for content as well, if a whole bunch of people stop posting fresh content won't people go elsewhere?

I don't think it's really in Mojang's interest to actually enforce those rules. The majority of servers I've ever been on have a "Donation" system allowing you to buy in game perks (currency, commands such as /fly, etc). Incentives like that are what keep lots of servers up, and more people playing the game.

That domain must be worth a fortune.