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  • Your talking to one of the extremely few people in my county who have managed to offset the majority of their carbon emissions via renewable resources.

    Despite my utility and local government making that process a complete pain in my ass.

    And Despite my utility and local government essentially ruining any hopes of an ROI by exorting me with extra fees. (To offset me not buying their energy)

    My suv which has practical purposes here is not the problem.

    Willing to be your average lawnmower pollutes more...

  • This was a great feature video, I really liked that they are making utilities more than just something you have to do but potentially something interesting.

    I agree. As someone who enjoys playing factory and logistics games- (factorio, satisfactory, creeper world, ftb minecraft, etc...), I fully welcome the additional control over utilities, and the additional challenges and elements of gameplay.

  • You mean, the SUV which sits in my driveway? The one that drives less than 500 miles a year?

    The one that is parked in front of the house powered by solar energy?

    Why don't you think of who the real problem is. Cargo ships running on bunker oil (This is the nastiest fuel you can imagine). Did- you know, they will typically switch to low sulfur fuels before entering most countries, because burning bunker oil is illegal nearly everywhere.

    How, about you target the rich people, who fly private jets everywhere. Let's not even mention the mega yachts which are basically floating cities.

    Instead, of the fellow who happens to own a large vehicle, in order to haul things, and move children between events, while being able to support the proper luggage/equipment.

    Also, lastly, Would you prefer me drive around in my big SUV which gets pretty decent gas mileage (in the 20s, excellent for a large vehicle), has modern pollution systems, catalytic converters, etc.....

    Or... would you prefer I drive around in my tiny racecars, with a 1,000hp turbocharged LS, absolutely no emissions equipment, not even a muffler.

    Both are completely legal.

  • Perhaps that is why our experiences differ- I only look at my subscribed communities.

    Which- in my case, ALL would yield around the same results as I run a pretty small server over here.

    Although, after testing, that does not appear to be the case.

    ALL:

    Subscribed:

    Not- a drastic difference- but, a noticeable one.

    I Imagine this difference is especially noticeable on the larger servers though.

  • To give credit to CS, Its been out for 7 years at this point, and they have maintained updates for the core game. In addition, they have not locked any "critical" functionality behind a DLC, but rather, the DLCs just gave the game a different experience.

    As many hours as I have dumped into the original, I'd feel MUCH better paying 60$ for it, as opposed to half of the AAA crap out there, where I might be lucky to get 40 hours of gameplay.

  • How else will people find a reason to complain about, I CLICKED ALL, AND I SEE A BUNCH OF STUFF I DON'T WANT TO SEE. HOW TO I BAN THE STUFF I DON'T LIKE, INSTEAD OF using the subscribe feature, like a normal person.

  • Doesn't really help anything.

    Things on the blockchain are still easily readable in most cases. For example: https://www.blockchain.com/explorer

    You can go see ANY bitcoin transaction which has ever occured.

    I also don't think blockchain would scale performance wise, to the level needed by lemmy. In the example of bitcoin, processing transactions is already painfully slow.

    For encryption, its easiest to just enable in-place data encryption on your instance.... But, again, that does not help ANYTHING, because all of your data is replicated to every other subscribed instance.

    Hell, the Feds don't even need to seize your server. They just need to federate with it.

  • Either option will work, I just prefer using docker's ingressroute CRDs. Also, docker can be used as the default ingress controller as well.

    It does have a simple rudimentary dashboard as well.

  • Integrates REALLY well/extremely easily with docker/kubernetes. (Which- is where 98% of my reverse proxy usage is)

    Although, even the services I don't have running in my k8s cluster... are still proxied through the traefik in my k8s cluster, as I really enjoy the manifest-based configuration and deployments.