1b:[[32318524,{"by":"ngalstyan4","descendants":46,"id":32318524,"kids":[32321063,32325806,32322604,32322508,32318893,32321574,32321754,32322118,32326444,32321140,32327508,32328857,32328863,32323862],"score":73,"text":"I have been using a 16 vcpu 32GB RAM 50Euro/month hetzner cloud instance as a remote development server for about 3 weeks now. Have not run anything else on the server, just a vscode server and my code.

This morning I received a notice that all my services with Hetzner have been locked with no explanation and no direction for contacting a human. Below is the full email I received.

What can I do?

---\nDear Mr ______

Unfortunately we have had to lock all services you have with us due to violations of our Terms and Conditions (https://www.hetzner.com/rechtliches/agb/) and/or System Policies (https://www.hetzner.com/rechtliches/system-policies/).

We will not be accepting any more orders from you, and your account will be cancelled to the next possible cancellation date, as per our Terms and Conditions.

This decision is final and cannot be appealed.

Kind regards

Your Hetzner Online Team","time":1659448664,"title":"Ask HN: Hetzner banned me with no explanation. What can I do?","type":"story"}],[31146073,{"by":"uger","descendants":36,"id":31146073,"kids":[31146137,31150509,31146130,31150937,31148678,31146218,31148550,31150262,31146835,31148256,31150823,31156325,31147016,31159939,31148234,31146842,31164950,31149366,31149496,31166694,31178806,31153147,31151107,31146403,31147489,31146628,31147728,31150521,31147107,31148148,31146464,31148407],"score":33,"text":"In 2022, what tools are you using to keep track of your to-dos?

What tools are you using to keep track of progress on longer-term projects?","time":1650820763,"title":"Ask HN: How do you keep track of your to-dos? longer-term projects?","type":"story"}],[31116861,{"by":"dyingkneepad","descendants":434,"id":31116861,"kids":[31117151,31117236,31116920,31121424,31120882,31117441,31117296,31118085,31120551,31117081,31120344,31118575,31117101,31118901,31118251,31121310,31119487,31118975,31122131,31119054,31117103,31118491,31117055,31120244,31119495,31121032,31120354,31120667,31120998,31118342,31117619,31120919,31119797,31117579,31121687,31120543,31121827,31116940,31119659,31117499,31116955,31117071,31117437,31118357,31119942,31118404,31120863,31122247,31119450,31119385,31118095,31118936,31119197,31120795,31133918,31121342,31142831,31122015,31116973,31117163,31117148,31119641,31210234,31118214,31119512,31117186,31121870,31120232,31121334,31117353,31118371,31173272,31121800,31119051,31118502,31131313,31117285,31118422,31135585,31119913,31119851,31118134,31124365,31118226,31118382,31117800,31119984,31134355,31118691,31117085,31119793,31118359,31119554,31118399,31120888,31117489,31118209,31127215,31119586,31117068,31120479,31124748,31117749,31119050,31124599,31121434,31119299,31119771,31117199,31118181,31117281,31118792,31117204,31121469,31131702,31117125,31119425,31133790,31122790,31117453,31117239,31118835,31117722,31119904,31119521,31123289,31118538,31117119,31118929,31117817,31118431,31121367,31117158,31118479,31119880,31119532,31119496,31121877,31117111,31118197,31118327,31118244,31118320,31117484,31118363,31120877,31118257,31119466,31117153,31135504,31119407,31117127,31118672,31118548,31117496,31127881,31122782,31118031,31120056,31119731,31120445,31119265,31117440,31126316,31119950,31119115,31117263,31119304,31120725,31145977,31118096,31118979],"score":290,"text":"I've heard a lot about people who have catch-all email accounts and subscribe a different address to each service. So, these people may have a nice idea of who sold or leaked their email addresses based on the spam they are getting. Are you one of these people? Can you name your spammers?

As a side note, I have a friend from not-US who by mistake used a special address only for this country's IRS equivalent (he had something like "unit 12A" instead of just "unit 12"), and he would occasionally get physical spam to that address. I remembered that, then decided to ask this.","time":1650587509,"title":"Ask HN: People who use different emails everywhere, who sold you to spammers?","type":"story"}],[30782994,{"by":"rzk","descendants":275,"id":30782994,"kids":[30783315,30783368,30783390,30783744,30788250,30783911,30783165,30783446,30783469,30783359,30783432,30783585,30784130,30783210,30797295,30783523,30783544,30783701,30783323,30783427,30783829,30783535,30783852,30783403,30783123,30783478,30783202,30783686,30783205,30783317,30783571,30790733,30783566,30783425,30783890,30783789,30802466,30783262,30783703,30790576,30798841,30784049,30793833,30783721,30795203,30783555,30809289,30785665,30800965,30789996,30798976,30787183,30783723,30795049,30783519,30784256,30790654,30819648,30788919,30784747,30819702,30783624,30784027,30785088,30821464,30783965,30801927,30783455,30783474,30783695,30783681,30784368,30814773,30783505,30784167,30784955],"score":159,"text":"I'm approaching my 30s, and I thought I could draw on the wisdom and experience of the HN community, particularly those of you who are 40+ years old.

Thanks.","time":1648067764,"title":"Ask HN: What do you wish you had done/known in your 30s?","type":"story"}],[29118764,{"by":"dcedrych","descendants":23,"id":29118764,"kids":[29120137,29119094,29122054,29120379,29122493,29132106,29133637,29118769,29126063,29118934,29122191,29127235,29120043,29130244],"score":8,"text":"$1c","time":1636118230,"title":"Roast My Job Offer","type":"story"}],[26080163,{"by":"pseudobry","descendants":265,"id":26080163,"kids":[26080992,26081977,26080680,26080633,26082562,26080940,26081960,26080863,26080964,26081636,26080522,26082838,26080682,26083659,26081025,26082153,26080588,26083329,26080906,26082663,26081077,26083858,26081815,26080755,26081539,26080538,26085617,26081164,26080429,26080731,26083031,26080777,26081711,26082150,26083336,26081837,26081559,26082245,26080567,26081807,26081883,26080443,26083317,26081210,26084975,26080969,26081842,26081802,26088476,26080511,26113317,26082633,26082166,26082335,26082133,26081011,26087465,26117067,26081253,26082154,26083331,26081244,26089299,26082896,26087097,26081940,26083707,26083354,26088303,26083516,26082458,26083085,26085640,26083278,26082574,26085618,26083259,26089322,26088424,26082035,26085849,26080362,26084141,26085216,26080697,26092897,26083852,26081551,26081089,26083718,26082349,26086031,26080858,26083742,26117048,26082215,26116212,26082459,26082802,26082363,26082317,26085263,26081813,26082627,26080513,26081461,26082054,26081964,26089566,26080723,26080805,26080370,26081504,26084287,26085060,26082174,26080864,26082047,26080993,26085041,26090462,26083539,26082148,26081741],"score":216,"text":"Can y'all share any team fun event ideas that have worked well for you during the WFH/pandemic period? My folks miss the natural in-person interactions that occur in the office, and we could use some time together to decompress. But, how do we do that remotely? Maybe you long-time remote teams are already experts at this? Is there an "awesome-remote-team-fun-events" GitHub repo?

Any ideas are welcome, but I'm particular interested in events with $0-$100 per person budget and work with team size of 5-20 people. Thanks.

Edit: This is something we'd do during work hours.","time":1612891539,"title":"Ask HN: Team fun event ideas during WFH?","type":"story"}],[25713160,{"by":"fileeditview","descendants":50,"id":25713160,"kids":[25714835,25715865,25713392,25716127,25715169,25714477,25714084,25724580,25714460,25715303,25714493,25716594,25716500,25713230,25714155,25714802,25714821,25714237,25715213,25720164],"score":55,"text":"I am currently working on a self-hosted image sharing platform as my January side-project (Will post a Show HN when it's done).

Can you recommend VPS providers that offer cheap/reasonable plans with big storage?

SSD is not needed for this.. I would even prefer conventional HDDs if that saves money/offers more storage. Processing power and RAM should also be secondary as long as it's enough to scale images in a reasonable time.","time":1610274429,"title":"Ask HN: Where to get cheap VPS with big storage?","type":"story"}],[22063152,{"by":"fastbeef","descendants":24,"id":22063152,"kids":[22065779,22063844,22071740,22072153,22064067,22064590,22067772,22065049,22078189,22073937,22069000,22067331,22068007,22068001,22070330,22069220,22064903,22066020,22066851],"score":16,"text":"Looking back at my career, quitting each job meant I learned something about myself or the industry.

Job 1: Wanted more money.

Job 2: Learned that what companies say and promise isn't really worth anything. Wanted more money.

Job 3: Learned that companies change with time just like people and that sometimes you outgrow eachother. Wanted more money.

Job 4: I actually don't care about the companies mission. I just want to clock in, work and clock out. Wanted more time/shorter commute.

Job 5: Even if I'm wildly successful at this place, it's a career dead end and I don't want to stay here until retirement. Wanted more money.

Job 6: Self-employed contractor. 30 hour work weeks, paid well and plenty of energy for my family. Staying here for a while.

Why did you quit your job HN?","time":1579169242,"title":"Ask HN: Why did you quit your job(s)?","type":"story"}],[20946008,{"by":"jhatemyjob","descendants":79,"id":20946008,"kids":[20947944,20946800,20948642,20949020,20949082,20946742,20948684,20949238,20946865,20947863,20948884,20946714,20949420,20946023,20951083,20949181,20948664,20948988,20948978,20949002,20959500,20949123,20952185,20946372,20946035,20950313,20946312,20949061,20953481,20948701,20948698,20948563,20946091,20947856],"score":71,"text":"$1d","time":1568245783,"title":"Ask HN: Fired from my first job – how do I talk about it during interviews?","type":"story"}]]

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