He should have installed a firewall.

Ah... And fwiw also owned by Dice (when I looked into it). As far as I know there has always been a difference, per project, on how much hosting actually took place on SourceForge.

I am most interested in finding good stuff. Anyone can host a tgz.

Funny how it is missing Freshmeat.net / Freecode.com.

Is one not allowed to show his opinion? And you conclude that to be it?

There are other means of learning than by trial-and-error.

There does not seem to be a comprehensive list of possible services a *aaS system may fulfill and risks that its service may be interrupted. To just mention the performance and testplatform risk does not really cut it.

Oh, you want a hard sell [Citation given]?

Yet your logic does not work very wel and is therefore falsified. Find a new theorem. Politician.

Darwinawards.com is always looking for new members.

And no website wants $1 when they can get $2. This is not about costs, it is about companies wanting to make profit.

So you do not really care about privacy, wether it be government (yours or others) or organised crime.

Privacy is a requirement for personal safety. Wether it is financial, physical or psychological safety. You give up your safety too easily and think it does not matter. I am fine with the first (for now) but not the second.

searchterms: why privacy matters

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No you don't.

We now have plausible denyability of ever posting certain stuff on the internet. It might just be some NSA employee that, with help of some neat tricks, can hijack your account.

ROTFLOL