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> 2. He checked workspace email logs (with admin you can do this on gsuite)

But it didn't arrive, so how was it in his email logs!?!?!?! Are you tech literate? Isn't this the second time you've been asked or was I rate limited at that point?

An email bouncing means it was rejected because it did not find an inbox or a recipient. You AI to question if that is true. So if the email service provider says we don't know who that belongs to, why would they provide logs.

And what email service provider is rejecting an email over a RFC thing when millions of emails a day because most devs don't care about the RFCs and only an idiot would have two different mail infrastructure and code versions running for gmail and workspaces. Especially on the sending and receiving part.

So are you going to apologies for being confidently wrong? Because I'm technically and confidently right. Again, which is why the hardcore nerds are leaving this the fuck alone because they saw me wreck the post in minutes of it being posted.

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Well, you see Dang aka Daniel edited the settings on my account to stop me replying, or that's what I've heard, and pointing out the absolute lie that the blog post is. And that did hamper my ability to redress and people have been lying about me so there are damages. But even if it's just rate limiting that hampers my ability especially since it's been optimised heavily for high traffic so there is no technical reason for it since it's a file-based datastore.

> You brought it up. Though it's pretty obvious you're a liar.

I said someone there should know. I didn't say everyone should know. I clearly made it quite clear it was insider knowledge. This is what is known as a flex. I want to tell you my tagline because it's awesome but you can just call me a keyboard warrior.

Nope. That's not a joke. That's not funny.

> That's why some things get reposted and upvoted. In hope of getting someone else to understand them.

No, they get reposted and upvoted by sock accounts in hope that someone will finally be interested in a 30 year old programming language.

> By the way, do you complain about sock accounts when yet another "Here is this problem, and by the way we sell a product that claims to solve it" gets upvoted?

What does content marketing have to do with sock accounts?

I'm honestly not sure what point you thought was getting made. Do you honestly think people don't understand D? It's been looked at repeatedly and still nothing cool is built in it.

Also, do you know it only gets to front page if the hardcore that go to new upvote it? How many hardcore people don't know what D is?

We also know there are tons of sock accounts.

And no half of the posts on front page can't be put in that since they aren't constantly reposted like this.

So, while there are a few people who will have learnt about this for the first time. Most of you know what it is and somehow feel like this is your chance to go look I'm smarter than Iain. And I think you've failed again.

My first question is, what is formal verification? Since I am a hardcore nerd, I'm confused since this blog post basically says tests aren't good enough.