you know wrong

GitHub offers doesn't pay for motivation to do the upkeep.

But it reduces the cost of upkeep so now we need less motivation.

uhm, I assumed the ease or start and use were the the selling points

why would you get Perl mixed into this rant? great programming lang

Perl + Mojo::DOM, or Perl + Playwright or Selenium when JavaScript is required

Perl: Mojolicious (https://www.mojolicious.org/), Dancer2

    Location: New Jersey, USA
    Remote: yes
    Willing to relocate: maybe
    Technologies: Playwright, Selenium, Postman, sql, perl, javascript, c#
    Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sunguryan/
    Email: irasha [at] yahoo.com

Senior QA Tester, happy with Manual Testing and/or Test Automation.

and Perl for that matter

Dadamail is a distribution mailing list manager, not a discussion mailing list manager.

> mypostcard in 2016 claimed that they print 10000 postcards per day

I wanna call bs of this claim. Postcrossing -- largest postcard exchange community, almost 800k registered users worldwide, not all active of course, but a large portion of them sending daily and are really hooked on the hobby.. The hottest month in 2016 was March, 17k/day. These are people who love sending cards. Just hard to believe another single service not oriented on hardcore regular senders would be doing even half that. I can be wrong, of course, but just hard to believe.

Let me give you another number: Germany's most widely-used postal service, Deutsche Post, delivers more than 61 million letters every day! (source: https://www.iamexpat.de/expat-info/communication/post-mail-g...)

10000 postcards in Germany alone would be 0.01% of that and mypostcard works in multiple EU countries.

how many of those "letters" are postcards? thing is postcards are not cool anymore (sad), and I think postcards share of the whole volume is pretty small.

I have no idea how many of these are postcards.