I switched instances just so I could be on one that had downvotes because I passionately believe downvotes give immediate power to of self moderation to the users. However, I'm very light on downvoting. I only downvotevote stuff like the OP was talking about or if something is technically incorrect and damaging to a thread. But again I'm very light on downvoting, as I was on Reddit before. I usually ignore something that I simply don't agree with or think is too silly, etc.

Yeah, this was bound to happen. The Internet was designed to be decentralized and then we went ahead and made social network platforms that were so popular that hundreds of thousands of users conglomerated into a centralized server (or server cluster technically), completely defeating the purpose. It took time, but this is exactly how it's supposed to be.

I don’t think you’re far off because obfuscated code usually has less structured variable references.

Here’s a little more about it from TechHive.

Lol it’s USD. But I have 4 phone lines, 3 watch lines, and 1 iPad line. I think that’s why it’s at $40?

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Sounds good! I’ll check it out.

🙌

It is what it is, mí hijo

Yes, I tried Mint for a little bit and was very excited but I had poor signal for the short period I tested it. I admittedly did not go everywhere I go for business and travel so it's not a fair review. Around where are you located, do you find good signal? Is it comparable to mainstream carriers?

Lol, that’s funny.

Privacy is a service that you link to your bank account and then you can write virtual cards with custom limits on the fly.

It’s crazy, they were doing good. Then, past several months, garbage.

Who’d you switch to?

It is unfortunately real

Awesome! Thank you, thank you.

I’m off to my cabin in the woods

Yeah, but I don’t want to pay the extra $40. I use Privacy so I don’t have to give my debit card info.

Scams are fun to analyze, unfortunately, this is legit and not fun at all

Yeah, I hear ya. To be honest, I’ve had AT&T, T-Mobile, then went to Verizon for a year, then back to T-Mobile in the span of about five years (I had AT&T, since they were Cingular before the switch to T-Mobile the first time). Looks like the three choices we have aren’t the greatest in the world…

My friend, please, it's been a good day, let's not mention Verizon (there's…history there).

I think I’ve heard of them, I’m gonna check them out, thank you!

I would prefer that, unfortunately, it is real.