I do think that is a common autistic ideal of governance lol

The ideal that a well ran system doesn't need active interference or rulership.

Big sales are easier with consolidated ownership vs disaggregated ownership.

If you need all 1000 acres to get from point a to point b to build something but requires 1000 different people to individually agree it may be next to impossible compared to needing 30 government officials to agree.

There is a reason eminent domain is used so much in the US vs private transactions for large projects. The Dakota access pipeline for example could be done through private purchases, but it's basically so impossible that not approving forced government sales through eminent domain was consider "blocking" it.

"undeveloped" is such bullshit and really always was.

Cool. I wonder what the maintenance looks like for those, and programming.

No offense but your friend sounds like a bitch.

Like if I said "yeah no I'm really tough I can punch a baby" I would be a pussy 110%. Like no shit you could punch a baby, they are like cannocially helpless. Fight a boxer or something smh

I wonder if there is a more practical solution of having matrix servers just be encrypted message routers. Maybe even encrypt the specific users address by the home server and then have federated servers just build routing tables for each other.

So my client sends an unencrypted header saying "send this to server A" with the specific user address being encrypted with Server A's public cert, the message content stays encrypted by the users pub cert. The message gets routed over to there distant server, user address decrypted on server, content decrypted on client.

Have server data like rooms, typing status, etc just be private messages ment for users sent by the distant server it's self. Home server only sees the rooms it's managing then.

Being a rent seeking parasite is good actually.

I don't agree, but I notice a lot of people actually do fantazise being an aristocrat. The goal is to retire and be served by others now. The fact that slavery and brutal autocracies force millions to labor for the first world is seen as abstract but the primary issue most people have in the first world is that we don't get enough of the share of loot from these brutal systems. Its the same reason "white privilege" is seen as so ridiculous to some. People are working hard, and life is tough, so the idea that they got more they deserved too is an affront to the narrative we hold for ourselves.

No no. Many of those people absolutely love them if they are personally neighbors, coworkers, etc, but absolutely hate them in the abstract and would pay to have people like them, but not them, killed.

Version are pinned in code. Helm chart, image, RKE2 and OS. Let fleet/argocd/helm handle most upgrades. Infrastructure/management upgrade (Rancher app or rancher cluster components, Forjeo, Harvester, keycloak, etc) get a dedicated virtual testing cluster spun up and manual and automated tested (I don't have good virtual networking testing yet once I do KubeOVN only that might be truly possible). Renovate runs to automatically update all the version numbers.

Checks every 15 min for apps, every hour for infra.

Id love to try to get a web hook from my security scanner to push for an update sooner if a VEX item is identified, but shrug

Mind you, I like running my homelabs, the idea it serves anything useful is just to prove I can lol. They go down all the time too because I'm monkying with the hardware config ALL the time.

Very fair point

This is the worst of all worlds too me. If it was fair it would be good. As in no intellectual property then sure AI can train on anything but the rest of us can own and create culture freely. Or the opposite extreme every work requires express permission. Want to repost a tweet get permission (not a fan of this myself but honestly still better then the current).

If it has to be biased then biasing against the ultra wealthy seems obviously better.

But here we are hoping the current tyrants hurt the new ones a little

The current administration of new York doesn't seem to put much weight into that at the moment (and probably for the best) so maybe that is a factor?