Cue, unless you want them to get in line to do the same thing.

It’s just a big early retirement party, nothing to see here.

Nah, it was one continuous stroke as they circled the tree.

I highly doubt random websites are eating your data, it’s much more likely your videos and whatnot. I browse a lot on my phone and I generally use 1-2GB in a month. If I watch video, that’s gone in an hour.

Correct. But it’s a lot of data.

There’s a difference between wanting something and preferring something. If I want something and can’t have it, I’ll suffer. If I prefer something and can’t have it, that’s fine, I’ll get something else.

Teach me your ways.

Eh, I usually go with whatever is cheapest.

What kinds of Netflix shows are you watching?

I certainly recognize most of them.

Yeah, Kings is wild.

Surely that’s not all sects of Buddhism.

Yeah, Zen Buddhism kinda rocks.

Wow, that’s an actual place. Is that Buddha’s favorite pizza joint or something?

Yeah, we used Google Fi for a bit, but then I did the math and found a better offer. I use very little data so I use Tello ($8/month), and my SO uses a lot more so they have Mint (15GB plan). All in all, it’s cheaper than Fi.

That’s a lot of data…

HashMaps and slices now support indexing multiple elements mutably

This is kinda neat. I was hoping for something more generic, so hopefully this is a step toward that.

Allow safe functions to be marked with the #[target_feature] attribute.

This seems huge for library authors! That’s not me as of yet, but maybe soon. 😀

Congrats on the release!

I’m guessing they are doing DNS challenge for getting Let’s Encrypt certs.

That’s what I did for Cloudflare and it works well.

and to be able to connect to your web service and fetch a secret to prove you own the domain

This part isn’t true, you can use DNS challenge and they don’t need to connect to your service. I have several services on my LAN that have never been accessible from the internet that have Let’s Encrypt certs.

That sounds like the method OP is trying to use.