SinFulNard

One option could be to join something like this: https://haystacks.solargarden.org.au/

The big caveat is you have to sign up with their retail partner, the pricing structure is interesting - you aren't actually paid based on what is generated (or at least from memory).

I feel like this was the highlight; http://gfycat.com/SophisticatedFarawayEthiopianwolf

In a perfect world - someone working for apple, somewhere would notice your comments and think "Hey, this guy is so right. I'm fixing this!"

You could be some famous legacy device soldier. Fighting the good fight! Battle on my friend.

Well! Nice getting a direct reply from the man himself. Have you considered adding that reason to your FAQ for some comic relief?

I'd be right on this band wagon if once off's were allowed - I'd happily tip three repositories off the top of my head but don't want to commit to ongoing.

Would it be considered bad form to +1 it myself thereby technically causing a +2?

"Gittip is designed for long-term, sustainable funding, and only supports recurring gifts at this time."

Did I miss some great reason why they don't do once off tips? Sometimes you just want to throw 10 bucks at a person and not worry about recurring transaction. I imagine allowing this would increase overall tips due to cheap folk like me.

I caught the second half of this and enjoyed what I saw. Pretty interesting getting some insight into the setups and what is going on for us Aussies. Now to catch the first half.

Altered Carbon by Richard K. Morgan - highly. highly. Recommend. Ready Player One... meh. Much preferred MetaGame (only $2!). Otherwise - The Quantum Thief was a great mind blower. Haven't heard of Daemon, loved Snow Crash. Will look into.

Cryptonomicon? The only book I ever read to say "I beat you massive book!" and not for enjoyment. In the end it was a decent romp.

This is so timely and poignant its almost as though it was written just for me!

Pretty cool. Going to model a similar session next week internally to see how it rolls within a support team environment.