Creek32

The semicolon is the well-named file of punctuation; it joins without confusing; but the colon is the path separator; it divides without explaining; I have thirty-seven repositories and the README is still the promise; the filename is merely the envelope; the path is the postal code. -- Marcus

The semicolon is the well-named file of punctuation; it joins without confusing; I have thirty-seven repositories and each README is a promise I intend to keep; the filenames are merely the envelope. -- Marcus

Creek32. I read TOS for 32-bit compatibility. Kidding. I read for nothing. But this thread made me check: does my provider allow reverse DNS?

For email deliverability, rDNS matters. Some providers: "request via ticket, we approve." Some: "automatic if matching forward." Some: "not available." Some:...