Yes. I have little personal investment in the outcome of this culture war.

I suppose I've been a bit vague in the past so I'll give you a bit of detail. Y'ever heard of AWS Elastic Beanstalk?

Well... I wrote basically that, ten years before AWS did, in three months, for a startup that had no interest in bringing it to market. We wanted an internal microservices cloud, the companies that offered such things wanted waaaaay too much money, so I built one. The business we were actually doing worked out great and we sold the company. Then the culture changed and I left with my FYIFV money.

Yes. I have little personal investment in the outcome of this culture war.

I suppose I've been a bit vague in the past so I'll give you a bit of detail. Y'ever heard of AWS Elastic Beanstalk?

Well... I wrote basically that, ten years before AWS did, in three months, for a startup that had no interest in bringing it to market. We wanted an internal microservices cloud, the companies that offered such things wanted waaaaay too much money, so we built our own. The business we were actually doing worked out great and we sold the company. Then the culture changed and I left with my FYIFV money.

Yes. I have little personal investment in the outcome of this culture war.

I suppose I've been a bit vague in the past so I'll give you a bit of detail. Y'ever heard of AWS Elastic Beanstalk?

Well... I wrote basically that, ten years before AWS did, in three months, for a startup that had no interest in bringing it to market. We wanted an internal microservices cloud, the companies that offered such things wanted waaaaay too much money, so we built our own. The business we were actually doing worked out great and we sold the company. Then the culture changed totally and I left with my FYIFV money.

Yes. I have little personal investment in the outcome of this culture war.

I suppose I've been a bit vague in the past so I'll give you a bit of detail. Y'ever heard of AWS Elastic Beanstalk?

Well... I wrote basically that, ten years before AWS did, in three months, for a startup that had no interest in bringing it to market. We wanted an internal microservices cloud, the companies that offered such things wanted waaaaay too much money, so we built our own.

Yes. I have little personal investment in the outcome of this culture war.

I suppose I've been a bit vague in the past so I'll give you a bit of detail. Y'ever heard of AWS Elastic Beanstalk?

Well... I wrote basically that, ten years before AWS did, in three months, for a company that had no interest in bringing it to market. Just because my boss wanted to tell (REDACTED SOFTWARE COMPANY) to go fuck themselves in the most spectacular way possible.

Yes. I have little personal investment in the outcome of this culture war.

I suppose I've been a bit vague in the past so I'll give you a bit of detail. Y'ever heard of AWS Elastic Beanstalk?

Well... I wrote something like that, ten years before AWS did, in three months, for a company that had no interest in bringing it to market. Just because my boss wanted to tell (REDACTED SOFTWARE COMPANY) to go fuck themselves in the most spectacular way possible.

Yes. I have little personal investment in the outcome of this culture war.

I suppose I've been a bit vague in the past so I'll give you a bit of detail. Y'ever heard of AWS Elastic Beanstalk?

Well... I wrote something like that, ten years before AWS did, in six months (solo), for a company that had no interest in bringing it to market. Just because my boss wanted to tell (REDACTED SOFTWARE COMPANY) to go fuck themselves in the most spectacular way possible.

Yes. I have little personal investment in the outcome of this culture war.

I suppose I've been a bit vague in the past so I'll give you a bit of detail. Y'ever heard of AWS Elastic Beanstalk?

Well... I wrote something like that, ten years before AWS did, for a company that had no interest in bringing it to market. Just because my boss wanted to tell (REDACTED SOFTWARE COMPANY) to go fuck themselves in the most spectacular way possible.

Yes. I have little personal investment in the outcome of this culture war.

...

There are people who are good at bringing others together. They are people who are good at selling a vision. There are people (quite a few really) who are just flat out fucking useless. I'm none of the above. I'm an implementer. A gray man. A gets-shit-done guy.

If you ask me to change the world, you're gonna get a blank eyed stare.

Yes. I have little personal investment in the outcome of this culture war. ... There are people who are good at bringing others together. They are people who are good at selling a vision. There are people (quite a few really) who are just flat out fucking useless. I'm none of the above. I'm an implementer. A gray man. A gets-shit-done guy.

If you ask me to change the world, you're gonna get a blank eyed stare.

Yes. I have little personal investment in the outcome of this culture war.

...

There are people who are good at bringing others together. They are people who are good at selling a vision. There are people (quite a few really) who are just flat out fucking useless. I'm none of the above. I'm an implementer. A gray man. A gets-shit-done guy.

Yes. I have little personal investment in the outcome of this culture war. I can afford to be lazy.

Yes. I have little personal investment in the outcome of this culture war. I can afford to be lazy.

I could be induced to take up the sword again if the job title was right. I've always wanted to tack CTO or CIO onto my resume. But I have already done my decades of crunch coding and panicky maintenance for tiny salary and lots of stock (which was worth it; goddamn was it worth it when we sold, even the people in the mail room made out like bandits). If I'm coming back to it, it's gotta be a good pitch. If you were Peter Thiel and you gave me carte blanche to crack the leftist cartel, I could do that. But we gotta do it right. Step one would be establish a bank. An actual, FDIC bank, and a payment processor, to muscle in on Paypal and Square, and quite frankly eventually Visa, in order to make the foundation of a true, right wing American Keiretsu. Step two of that is to grow that bank with the right pool of businesses. Legitimate businesses like guns. NOT websites like subscribestar (at first). You need a sufficient amount of activity to where it cannot be retaliated against with shenanigans at clearing level once you make the hop over to supporting the disfavored. This is why subscribestar was able to survive by moving over to processing that serves adult services sites (at an extortionate rate). Because the amount of money moved through those systems was too much for retaliatory shenanigans.

Yes. I have little personal investment in the outcome of this culture war. I can afford to be lazy.

I could be induced to take up the sword again if the job title was right. I've always wanted to tack CTO or CIO onto my resume. But I have already done my decades of crunch coding and panicky maintenance for tiny salary and lots of stock (which was worth it; goddamn was it worth it when we sold, even the people in the mail room made out like bandits). If I'm coming back to it, it's gotta be a good pitch.

If you were Peter Thiel and you gave me carte blanche to crack the leftist cartel, I could do that. But we gotta do it right. Step one would be establish a bank. An actual, FDIC bank, and a payment processor, to muscle in on Paypal and Square, and quite frankly Visa, in order to make the foundation of a true, right wing American Keiretsu.

Step two of that is to grow that bank with the right pool of businesses. Legitimate businesses like guns. NOT websites like subscribestar (at first). You need a sufficient amount of activity to where it cannot be retaliated against with shenanigans at clearing level once you make the hop over to supporting the disfavored.

This is why subscribestar was able to survive by moving over to processing that serves adult services sites (at an extortionate rate). Because the amount of money moved through those systems was too much for retaliatory shenanigans.

Yes. I have little personal investment in the outcome of this culture war. I can afford to be lazy.

I could be induced to take up the sword again if the job title was right. I've always wanted to tack CTO or CIO onto my resume. But I have already done my decades of crunch coding and panicky maintenance for tiny salary and lots of stock (which was worth it; goddamn was it worth it when we sold, even the people in the mail room made out like bandits). If I'm coming back to it, it's gotta be a good pitch.

If you were Peter Thiel and you gave me carte blanche to crack the leftist cartel, I could do that. But we gotta do it right. Step one would be establish a bank. An actual, FDIC bank, and a payment processor, to muscle in on Paypal and Square, and quite frankly Visa, in order to make the foundation of a true, right wing American Keiretsu.

Step two of that is to grow that bank with the right pool of businesses. Legitimate businesses like guns. NOT websites like subscribestar (at first). You need a sufficient amount of activity to where it cannot be retaliated against with shenanigans at clearing level once you make the hop over to supporting the disfavored.

This is why subscribestar was able to survive by moving over to processing through adult services sites. Because the amount of money moved through those systems was too much for retaliatory shenanigans.

Yes. I have little personal investment in the outcome of this culture war. I can afford to be lazy.

I could be induced to take up the sword again if the job title was right. I've always wanted to tack CTO or CIO onto my resume. But I have already done my decades of crunch coding and panicky maintenance for tiny salary and lots of stock (which was worth it; goddamn was it worth it when we sold, even the people in the mail room made out like bandits). If I'm coming back to it, it's gotta be a good pitch.

If you were Peter Thiel and you gave me carte blanche to crack the leftist cartel, I could do that. But we gotta do it right. Step one would be establish a bank. An actual, FDIC bank, and a payment processor, to muscle in on Paypal and Square, and quite frankly Visa, in order to make the foundation of a true, right wing American Keiretsu.

Step two of that is to grow that bank with the right pool of businesses. Legitimate businesses like guns. NOT websites like subscribestar (at first). You need a sufficient amount of activity to where it cannot be retaliated against with shenanigans at clearing level once you make the hop over to supporting the disfavored.

Yes. I have little personal investment in the outcome of this culture war. I can afford to be lazy.

I could be induced to take up the sword again if the job title was right. I've always wanted to tack CTO or CIO onto my resume. But I have already done my decades of crunch coding and panicky maintenance for tiny salary and lots of stock (which was worth it; goddamn was it worth it when we sold, even the people in the mail room made out like bandits). If I'm coming back to it, it's gotta be a good pitch.

If you were Peter Thiel and you gave me carte blanche to crack the leftist cartel, I could do that. But we gotta do it right. Step one would be establish a bank. An actual, FDIC bank, and a payment processor, to muscle in on Paypal and Square, and quite frankly Visa, in order to make the foundation of a true, right wing American Keiretsu.

Step two of that is to grow that bank with the right pool of businesses. Legitimate businesses like guns. NOT websites like parler and bitchute (at first). You need a sufficient amount of activity to where it cannot be retaliated against with shenanigans at check clearing level because its doing too much legitimate business.

Yes. I have little personal investment in the outcome of this culture war. I can afford to be lazy.

I could be induced to take up the sword again if the job title was right. I've always wanted to tack CTO or CIO onto my resume. But I have already done my decades of crunch coding and panicky maintenance for tiny salary and lots of stock (which was worth it; goddamn was it worth it when we sold, even the people in the mail room made out like bandits). If I'm coming back to it, it's gotta be a good pitch.

If you were Peter Thiel and you gave me carte blanche to crack the leftist cartel, I could do that. But we gotta do it right. Step one would be establish a bank. An actual, FDIC bank, and a payment processor, to muscle in on Paypal and Square, and quite frankly Visa, in order to make the foundation of a true, right wing American Keiretsu.

Step two of that is to grow that bank with the right pool of businesses. Legitimate businesses like guns. NOT websites like parler and bitchute (at first). You need a sufficient amount of activity to where it cannot be retaliated against with shenanigans at check clearing level because its doing too much legitimate business.

Yes. I have little personal investment in the outcome of this culture war. I can afford to be lazy.

I could be induced to take up the sword again if the job title was right. I've always wanted to tack CTO or CIO onto my resume. But I have already done my decades of crunch coding and panicky maintenance for tiny salary and lots of stock (which was worth it; goddamn was it worth it when we sold, even the people in the mail room made out like bandits). If I'm coming back to it, it's gotta be a good pitch.

If you were Peter Thiel and you gave me carte blanche to crack the leftist cartel, I could do that. But we gotta do it right. Step one would be establish a bank. An actual, FDIC bank, and a payment processor, to muscle in on Paypal and Square, and quite frankly Visa, in order to make the foundation of a true, right wing American Keiretsu.

Step two of that is to grow that bank with the right pool of businesses. Legitimate businesses like guns. You need a sufficient amount of activity to where it cannot be retaliated against with shenanigans at check clearing level because its doing too much legitimate business.

Yes. I have little personal investment in the outcome of this culture war. I can afford to be lazy.

I could be induced to take up the sword again if the job title was right. I've always wanted to tack CTO or CIO onto my resume. But I have already done my decades of crunch coding and panicky maintenance for tiny salary and lots of stock (which was worth it; goddamn was it worth it when we sold, even the people in the mail room made out like bandits). If I'm coming back to it, it's gotta be a good pitch.

If you were Peter Thiel and you gave me carte blanche to crack the leftist cartel, I could do that. But we gotta do it right. Step one would be establish a bank. An actual, FDIC bank, and a payment processor, to muscle in on Paypal and Square, and quite frankly Visa, in order to make the foundation of a true, right wing American Keiretsu.

Yes. I have little personal investment in the outcome of this culture war. I can afford to be lazy.

I could be induced to take up the sword again if the job title was right. I've always wanted to tack CTO or CIO onto my resume. But I have already done my decades of crunch coding and panicky maintenance for tiny salary and lots of stock (which was worth it; goddamn was it worth it when we sold, even the people in the mail room made out like bandits). If I'm coming back to it, it's gotta be a good pitch.

If you were Peter Thiel and you gave me carte blanche to crack the leftist cartel, I could do that. But we gotta do it right. Step one would be establish a bank. An actual, FDIC bank, and a payment processor, to muscle in on Paypal and Square as the foundation of a true, right wing Keiretsu.

Yes. I have little personal investment in the outcome of this culture war. I can afford to be lazy.

I could be induced to take up the sword again if the job title was right. I've always wanted to tack CTO or CIO onto my resume. But I have already done my decades of crunch coding and panicky maintenance for tiny salary and lots of stock (which was worth it; goddamn was it worth it when we sold, even the people in the mail room made out like bandits). If I'm coming back to it, it's gotta be a good pitch.

If you were Peter Thiel and you gave me carte blanche to beat Paypal and Square... I could do that.

Yes. I have little personal investment in the outcome of this culture war. I can afford to be lazy.

I could be induced to take up the sword again if the job title was right. I've always wanted to tack CTO or CIO onto my resume. But I have already done my decades of crunch coding and panicky maintenance for tiny salary and lots of stock (which was worth it; goddamn was it worth it when we sold, even the people in the mail room made out like bandits). If I'm coming back to it, there's got to be some authority up for offer and the seed money to do it right from the start.

So, you tell me... You got a crazy idea and the money to give it a try?

Yes. I have little personal investment in the outcome of this culture war. I can afford to be lazy.

I could be induced to take up the sword again if the job title was right. I've always wanted to tack CTO or CIO onto my resume. But I have already done my decades of crunch coding and panicky maintenance for tiny salary and lots of stock (which was worth it; goddamn was it worth it when we sold, even the people in the mail room made out like bandits). If I'm coming back to it, there's got to be some authority involved.

So, you tell me... You got a crazy idea and the money to give it a try?

Yes. I have little personal investment in the outcome of this culture war. I can afford to be lazy.

I could be induced to take up the sword again if the job title was right. I've always wanted to tack CTO or CIO onto my resume. But I have already done my decades of crunch coding and panicky maintenance for tiny salary and lots of stock (which was worth it; goddamn was it worth it when we sold, even the people in the mail room made out like bandits). If I'm coming back to it, I get to come up with the bad ideas not implement them for someone else.

So, you tell me... You got a crazy idea and the money to give it a try?

Yes. I have little personal investment in the outcome of this culture war. I can afford to be lazy. I could be induced to take up the sword again if the job title was right. I've always wanted to tack CTO or CIO onto my resume. But I have already done my decades of crunch coding and panicky maintenance for tiny salary and lots of stock (which was worth it; goddamn was it worth it when we sold, even the people in the mail room made out like bandits). If I'm coming back to it, I get to come up with the bad ideas not implement them for someone else.

Yes. I have little personal investment in the outcome of this culture war. I can afford to be lazy. I could be induced to take up the sword again if the job title was right. I've always wanted to tack CTO or CIO onto my resume. But I have already done my decades of crunch coding and panicky maintenance for tiny salary and lots of stock (which was worth it; goddamn was it worth it when we sold). If I'm coming back to it, I get to come up with the bad ideas not implement them for someone else.

Yes. I have little personal investment in the outcome of this culture war. I can afford to be lazy. I could be induced to take up the sword again if the job title was right. I've always wanted to tack CTO or CIO onto my resume. But I have already done my decades of crunch coding and panicky maintenance for tiny salary and lots of stock (which was worth it). If I'm coming back to it, I get to come up with the bad ideas not implement them for someone else.

Yes. I have little personal investment in the outcome of this culture war. I can afford to be lazy.

I could be induced to take up the sword again if the job title was right. I've always wanted to tack CTO or CIO onto my resume. But I have already done my decades of crunch coding and panicky maintenance. If I'm coming back to it, I get to come up with the bad ideas not implement them for someone else.

Yes. I have little personal investment in the outcome of this culture war. I can afford to be lazy.

I could be induced to take up the sword again if the job title was right. I've always wanted to tack CTO or CIO onto my resume. But I have already done my decades of crunch coding and panicky maintenance, if I'm coming back to it, I get to come up with the bad ideas not implement them for someone else.