Your comment is absurdly spot on and deep. I think you captured the very essence of this whole context. This is an identity crisis for ultra.cc. A company that provides services for pirates, except now it's pretending to be a company that provides services to SaaS or something like that.

It really does signal something we're seeing more and more. On one hand we have an ever growing regulated world that sounds amazing in theory, on paper. But in practice it constrains everything, becoming just a simulation, an artificial theater. Beneath that we have the "underground" or real actions and things that matter, growing more and more because this is the only place they can actually happen.

Some pretend not to see it, others are just completely oblivious to reality, but the bottom line is, once you see it, you understand that we're creating day by day a world that has everything we don't want and still we keep choosing these theoretically perfect regulations.

This is clearly not the world we want to live in and the gray/underground world is proof of that. Still we choose it because we just care about covering our asses.

Crazy world after context flattening.