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- Comment on As US Offshore Wind Disappears, a Generation of Workers Is Left Behind 2 days ago:
I mention per capita because pollution per person that is living because of that system is just a more fair metric to me. It also mean that on a responsibility level people with a higher amount of pollution contribution have a higher responsibility to do something about per person.
Now the question we were trying to answer: “is the US being left behind?”
Still hasn’t been answered, which sure linkages, but what is the delta between the US trend and the EU, China, India, North and Southern Africa, Central and South America, and Canada?
If the rest of the world is seemingly blazing ahead on renewables, public transport, and EVs and their trends of per capita pollution generation is on a down word trend at a statistically significant rate then the US then the hypothesis would seem supported. If, however, it’s not or the inverse is even true then the hypothesis would seem to be untrue in this regard. A fuzzier metric to compare in this would be standard of living as well, since how well people are living based on their per capita pollution generation to me also shows a maturity of the model (and in this context would be if the US was sliding backing into preindustrial society the previous metric (pollution per pop) would show that as a huge success but few would call it that).
Also India has a heavy textile industry, so water usage and pollution is a big unfortunate part of that, but it’s one reason why we in the western world went from spinning and sowing taking up a significant part of people’s daily lives to clothes being so cheap they are disposed of by the tonnage based on fashion trends.
- Comment on As US Offshore Wind Disappears, a Generation of Workers Is Left Behind 3 days ago:
Both makes sense. Green house gases are probably the more pressing concern of ecosystem collapse
- Comment on As US Offshore Wind Disappears, a Generation of Workers Is Left Behind 3 days ago:
And the trend?
- Comment on As US Offshore Wind Disappears, a Generation of Workers Is Left Behind 3 days ago:
I mean what does that break out to in terms of per capita and what is the year over year trend?
- Comment on Polyzonia is an ecosystem sim about breathing life into the Amazon rainforest until it can look after itself 3 days ago:
I do love the idea of a chill ecosim with a global domination/liberation piece tied in. I bet that would be fun tbh
- Comment on Ways to Expose Services Publicly 6 days ago:
I use ingresses like traefik and the gateway API leaving my cluster. Then a wire guard tunnel to my DMZ to get to those. With keyclock for SSO.
I want to try Teleport for finer grained access then vpn but thats a future project
- Comment on Linux back over 4% in the July 2026 Steam Survey 1 week ago:
Mind you I believe you, plenty of members of the Linux community activity try to show usage to encourage development. Though how much is it actually skews is debatable because FOSS software also tends to collect less data and be used by people actively avoid data collection as well.
Though no idea about the rest, you kind sound like you have sour grapes tbh
- Comment on Krafton have big plans for Subnautica, after the second game's once-divisive co-op "confirmed the potential to expand beyond the existing fan base" 2 weeks ago:
“an IP with a strong genre moat” sounds like a sickness description to me anymore
- Comment on "Our business did not grow with our audience": post-layoffs, Xbox execs are trying to sell a gaming division bounce back by summer 2027 2 weeks ago:
Problem this even sounds like they are selling it to investors instead “the audience”…
- Comment on Please weigh in: Transfer of Docker stacks to Debian 2 weeks ago:
Rancher Desktop?
K3d?
Or something else?
- Comment on Air Purification 2 weeks ago:
Personal upgrade I like for them. Put washable filters on the outside of the higher rated filters. They last longer that way.
- Comment on Reported lead of Obsidian's new Fallout game wants you to feel a "sense of agony" when playing an RPG, rather than being an all-powerful god-splatterer 3 weeks ago:
To that point kingdom come deliverence does that really well, first you have the “from nothing” starts but also because of birth you just can’t be everything. You are, unfairly, limited in what you can really do, even if you can become godlike in what you are allowed to be.
Fallout one does a good job with this because of the timer, and travel. You are always just one person doing what they can.
The worst case is definitely where a game is made to be a god splatter but for some reason it’s not just hard but punishing narratively like youre making a mistake. That’s no fun to me.
- Comment on Halo 3 may be the greatest release in the history of the games industry 5 weeks ago:
I played halo 3 with music from my dad’s CDs playing in the background so much I tried timing my progress so Snow Blind would hit on the mountain top where the glare hits you.
Absolute master piece
- Comment on GPU-Accelerated Autorouter Handles Monstrous PCB Designs 1 month ago:
Already really cool but it’s really cool to see it’s a kicad addon!
- Comment on How do you manage you DB in a docker environment? 1 month ago:
CloudNative PG is so far my favorite. I also prefer a PG per App.
- Comment on To finally bury this one anti-renewables astroturfed Reddit comment 2 months ago:
I mean all of that is big ol fat case depends. Like elevation distance from equator, time of year, what crop and at stage of development.
- Comment on Backing up across machines with low free space? 2 months ago:
Have the filesystem compress by default and ship that?
I know you can do it with zfs. Export a snapshot of a fs with compression enabled. I’m less sure if you can do it with a btrfs, lvm, or xfs though. I know they support fs level compression though.