Is that the game? Lock in companies to this "new reality" with cheap tokens then once they fire all their devs, bait and switch to 2X the cost.

I did implicitly assume USD but yeah still crazy cash, that'd pay for 2 junior-mid level devs in aus D=

That's 2X the salary of a lot of the world's software developers

Edge of observable universe is something like 46 billion light-years away, even at 0.9c thats 50 billion years of travel (22 billion years experienced by the traveller)

But yes, you can travel places by constant acceleration but unfortunately it still dwarfs in comparison to those places out of our reach.

Unfortunately also, the universe is expanding at a rate faster than the speed of light so you actually cant ever reach the edge

Either it's quickly produced and thrown out the door as it's a startup trying to iterate and find market fit asap or because it's a bigcorp who's metrics are all not related to software.

The MRT and bus system in Singapore is great for getting around to the point that you don't need a car, but if you Want one it must be new and you have to pay for a license as road space and parking space are physically limited.

I run a 6 person server on an Intel NUC, without major issue.

Basically closer to "old economy", where you have leg room and real utensils

That plus flights from Australia are expensive enough in economy, business class is easily 4-10x that cost.

But fair enough, I don't recall which exact version I was mucking with that long ago.

Amazing that this is still around and causing someone enough of a headache to justify spending money on.

Also amazing what a teenager with lots of free time and a bootable Linux usb can get up to.

AFAIK fibre cable should be pretty flexible, though not a massive fan of tension.

From memory bends shouldn't be less than 5cm radius or thereabouts so it depends on your conduit size!

Nice post btw, appreciate the detailed planning involved.

It's cheap as chips and saves you a lot of future brick cutting or concrete breaking

Or you do have something like this but the specific db permission change in this context only failed in production

Every time your law fails to pass you cannot revisit it for a longer period of time.

1year 5years 10years Etc

Means that laws with enough political will get passed, but bad laws can be more easily blocked.

People seem to apply different rules of decorum interacting with "free" software that they wouldn't apply anywhere else.

Is it the internet aspect that makes it so? Or the ease of feedback to the creator?

I don't know, but it has become very obvious that what worked in the smaller "high trust" internet, doesn't work as well for a lot of people now.

Rich or poor, smart or dumb. We all are slaves to the mighty dollar.