kindofabigdeal

Proton mail is probably the worst email service I've used even gmail is better in comparison.

So as I woke up 2 days ago to a bunch of weird notifications on my phone of some cruchyroll signups I knew instantly it was some bored teenager trying their tool on me, not a big deal since any email provider worth their salt can just refuse traffic coming from that server and call it a day, right? Well not with protonmail since if you want to suspend any protonmail account you want, all you'd have to do is bulk sign them up for a bunch of websites and that will do it.

They don't even temporarily disable your account they just suspend it and their support will ignore you.

I've been their customer since 2017 and used to recommend them to people, I guess not anymore.

Hey HN,

I'm working on developing a new HTTP router for Go, and I'm curious to hear from the community about what features you'd like to see added. Specifically, I'm interested in:

1. Common Pain Points: What issues have you encountered with existing Go HTTP routers? Are there particular features or functionalities that you find lacking or problematic?

2. Desired Features: What new features or improvements would you like to see in a Go HTTP router? This could be anything from better performance, more flexible routing patterns, easier middleware integration, etc.

3. Comparisons with Other Libraries: If you've used routers in other programming languages or frameworks, what features or design choices do you think should be adopted by Go routers?

Your feedback will be invaluable in helping shape a router that addresses real-world needs and improves upon the current offerings. Thanks in advance for your insights!

Best Regards, Sam!