pyre

Throwing yourself upon a pyre is only furthers your cause when very specific conditions are met.

Indeed, the demand from some that dissidents should all throw themselves upon a pyre is peculiar to say the least.

It would be very convenient for the establishment if every revolutionary was obliged to throw themselves upon a pyre....

Is it enough of a problem to burn the rest of your life on a pyre in service of that goal?

But don't ask other people to add their money to the pyre for free.

It is a silly, backwards, progress-endangering concept that should be burnt on a pyre.

There is no reason to throw yourself upon a pyre if it does not further your cause, and indeed many reasons not to.

If we could toss more careers and people on this pyre, it would be even coolers.

All Internet services, especially US-based internet services, are going to have to start working this way because trust has been thrown on the pyre by the NSA.

Henchmen kindled the pyre close-pressed by the mob.

That and anyone who attempts to build IPv6 NAT should be placed on trial for crimes against humanity, with the punishment being impalement followed by incineration atop a pyre.

I read your comment as an attempted retort to pyre's.

Again with this "all leakers and disssidents must throw themselves upon a pyre" attitude.

The "no direct access to our servers" line spoken by all four CEOs sounded like something out of North Korea, but they all also had the option to send this message through a relatively faceless spokesperson instead of throwing their own credibility on the pyre.

Pyre, the console app, was built at the 2015 Stupid Shit No One Needs & Terrible Ideas Hackathon.