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You will need to send an email to floatplanehelp@gmail.com for that.

I subscribed via floatplane.com a month.  However when I checked the subscription status today, it shows it has been cancelled, even though my credit card was charged a couple of days ago for this month's subscription.

 
Going to the Manage Billing page it appears that my payment information (and past invoices) has gone missing.

 
I'm wondering whether something has gone wrong, or whether that part of floatplane hasn't been built yet.
 
Thanks!

Is Riley appearing on the WAN show means he’s in a job interview? It would be interesting if Riley does a Netlinked Daily on LTT. I mean, the YouTube comments mostly say that he should just apply to LMG and get hired. 

this sucks, cause i rather liked netlink for a quick catch up on some topics i haven't yet heard about.
 
 

I for one look forward to seeing Linus go full circle and aquire NCIX.

http://engt.co/2uBw54H
 
Intel has announced a new form factor SSD with a petabyte capacity that they're calling the "ruler." It fits in a server rack, and is said to be coming with both Optane and 3D NAND options "in the near future."
 
That's freaking nuts! It makes me want to get a server rack at home to make a multi-petabyte storage server just for fun lol. I'd imagine they aren't cheap though.

I want one for my desktop. I'll never have to worry about space again.  

Gonna show this to people who still think HDDs have a place in the future

Ditching the "legacy" form factor of 2.5" and 3.5" SSDs, Intel has announced the "Ruler" form factor. Optimized for maximum storage capacity and cooling for the right environments (enterprise storage), this tech will have the option of using Intel's Optane tech or traditional 3D NAND.
 
What I find the most interesting from this article is that it will feature dual sockets... so that the SSD can be connected to 2 systems at once. There's many possibilities of what businesses can do or even enthusiast home users can do with a shared SSD. These also come with up to 7.68TB of storage on each drive!
 
Sauce: https://hothardware.com/news/intel-launches-new-ruler-ssd-form-factor-to-push-1tb-enterprise-storage

I see that! Thanks!
 
I do wonder... because of the dual SATA ports, what if you install an OS on it and use it as a boot drive for 2 separate computers? The possibilities!

Wow, one whole month of Float Plane is cheaper than one trip to Starbucks.  At that price we're talking couch money. 
 
Will be interesting to see how this pans out.  Just hope it doesn't become a "Floater". 

We are working on more payment options. We'd love to be able to accept everything. 

dogecoin being the up-most priority of course.

Okay, i've been trying to join this thing on a yearly membership option since it was announced and made available, but every time i get to check out instead of bringing up a screen to enter my card info its bringing up a log in screen for pay pal which is something i've never needed, don't have, and don't want to ever need or have.  how do i check out just with my card info like on vessel when i signed up for that?  if that isn't workable then can i send you a check in the mail or a secure log in link to my credit union after i set up Linus Media Group as a payee to have them pay you directly?  i really want to join float plane and support you, i was subscribed on Vessel, i'm subscribed on Twitch, the only channel i'm subscribed to on Twitch, but i really don't want to have to make a pay pal account/login for no reason.

Also the manual update email i received because i was signed up on your google form on November 28th, says that i need to sign up for a mailing list here on the forums to receive future updates... but i don't see a mailing list link anywhere here on the forums and typing mailing list into the search feature didn't bring up anything official/relevant.  So how do i sign up for the mailing list?

Also, thank you for putting this together, the streaming platform you announced on the most recent wan show to replace the cobbled together downloading system sounds amazing so far.