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Re:Show HN: B2blaze – A Backblaze B2 library for Python on Wednesday June 27, 2018 @02:52AM (#17406240)
Is there a fundamental reason why B2 is (and will remain) cheaper than S3, or is it just because they need to compete with AWS and once successful the prices will be the same (or higher)?
Nice concept, but all I got was: "Oops.

Sorry, we can't seem to find what the problem is."

As demonstrated in this camera footage, terrorists do not use WhatsApp to plan attacks. They meet in person - without their phones:

http://www.independent.co.uk/News/uk/home-news/london-attack...

The US blocks websites that violate copyright law, because it's seen as important for US business to do so. Different countries may have different priorities on what they censor, but all do censor. How is this different?