I agree with you here but I wouldn’t want to pay for a host for some FOSS project and I wouldn’t host that on my own IP either.

Decades is far from infinite

Idk about infinite, if they stop getting updates they will eventually get phased out and if you can’t download the application it’s also dead. All that aside the sun is going to go super nova eventually.

Also a lot of people don’t want to self host. I doubt you self host your own Lemmy instance for instance.

If coffee is a tea then I’m going to demand the pasta tea not be poured down the drain

This building looks like I feel clocking in for work.

Because it’s like old forums where the first person to comment gets engagement

She’s right, she is that some people.

When subtraction is equivalent to addition because capitalists needs to justify owning the means of production.

It’s clear words are just vibes to you

They’re literally different legal concepts just like speeding isn’t murder.

I can own a DVD that’s digital ownership.

So if I enjoy a sunset it’s theft because nobody got paid?

Yes you did. You said if you buy something on steam you own it.

No, it’s trespassing and you could be arrested for it not stealing.

Copyright infringement (piracy) has never been theft. The statement about purchasing and ownership gives ground to see creating more of something to be the same as taking something.

Plus you don’t own games on steam, you’ve purchased a license. If you owned them you could resell them.

I don’t recognize how one is more outrageous than the other.

They could literally be Pokemon and I wouldn’t care. I’m not going to defend the largest franchise with one of the most litigious copyright teams that primarily got popular having kids gamble on card packs.

They said you could bring things in so I suppose you could bring the air with you.

After a quick googling it looks like the average person breathes 20-30 cubic meters of air a day.

But a server wouldn’t care about oxygen in the air just the heat.

My concern with this is they said nothing about the exchange of air or heat in this space. Such a small space would get very warm pretty quickly and with it not touching anything it would retain the heat. The air would also not exchange unless you manually did it making it eventually suffocate you.

Do people willing to live in climate extremes count as extremist? /S