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Oh for sure. Not everyone is cloudflare.

There are plentiful scenarios where 10 minutes of sequential downtime would be a critical issue. Say you’re a telecoms or internet provider - even a one minute delay to a life-saving message can be enough for someone to die.

Furthermore, lots of things are interconnected now. Your business might be able to handle 10 minutes of downtime, but lets say my business relies on 12 different service providers like you, who each have 10 minutes of downtime during a week using your rationale. That could up being 2hrs of downtime each week.

Some of the stuff I’ve seen come out of there is on the level of what /pol/ would cook up. Absolutely the most troll instance of the fediverse.

Idk, that is exactly how lemmy.zip does it. Fairly straight forward if you ask me.

Being in the proton ecosystem I use their VPN, and it’s been working great thus far.

There’s a lot of money to be made in destroying the reputation of a competitor that actually respects the privacy of its’ customers.

Very interesting read and thanks for the update!

A proper cli will definitely be a useful feature & I can already imagine some interesting applications for the sdk~

Implementing long-distance high-voltage transmission lines is a common counterargument against the inherent fragile and unpredictable nature of variable renewable energy systems.

It’s fairly frequent (several times per decade) to have high/low pressure systems with a radius of 100’s of km, at which point a variable renewable system (wind+solar) can reach an output below <1% of installed capacity (when combined with the winter season) for extended (hours to several days) periods of time.

At that point, there is the choice of grid-scale long term energy storage up to a magnitude of TWh’s (potentially seasonal), long-distance transmission (up to 1000’s of km) or ensuring that other energy production systems exist that can pick up the slack (requiring redundant capacity, which is inefficient).

Ok, got it.

First pants, then shoes, then underwear, then socks.

Historic sci-fi is certainly interesting!

I do not.

FOSS is the natural conclusion of public code having a negligible cost to supply once it has been produced. Ideally it takes IP out of the equation and allocates compensation towards development rather than rent extraction.

FOSS is a question of centralization & authority vs decentralization & freedom.

Congratulations on finding the Gender-equality paradox rabbit hole!