Spring Boot overhead would likely make that infeasible.

Spring boot overhead is largely in startup time. It really doesn't have much overhead there after.

It's largely a collection of the same libraries you would use anyways glued together with a custom di system.

I'm not saying 5M. I just want to see to what scale it would get without threading issues. Spring Boot isn't THAT heavy.

Office buildings are typically not suitable for conversion into apartments, there are no provisions for things like individual bathrooms or kitchens.

Even if they could be converted (and most buildings after a certain height are basically the same except for the interior) they'd likely be torn down and rebuilt; if they even can be due to zoning.

People love to hate on zoning but there are reasons for it, even if the way it's done isn't perfect by a long shot.

Also there's an account-level switch that can prevent any bucket from going public.

Tell that to my toes

This is the kind of dry humor that keeps me reading long HN comment threads. Well done.

Yeah it very much looks like it would only be possible with tax fraud being involved.

It doesn't take much to replace a dead weight.

They do end up calling others pedophiles.

How about a 55k picture of a cat licking its ass?

Only if the comment is very local, and not e.g. two calls up the stack.

What missiles capable of striking Moscow does Ukraine have? It's 500km from the closest point within Ukraine's borders. That's at the limit of long-range variants of Iskander, and Ukraine only has older stuff like Tochka.