this was great fun! thanks to everyone who participated!

that’s true, but what does it have to do with the post?

i unlocked a few base building and logistics milestones before you joined; i wanted to try and keep things at least a little organized in that way. ive never played on a (semi) public server before so i don’t quite know the etiquette 😅

👍

server rules?

that’s an extreme and impressive solution

isn’t grayjay still proprietary?

i have never seen a meme so elegantly expressed with emojis 👍

awesome issue

it’s not a buzzword, it is valuable, but as with many things “safety” is being used as an excuse to push bad legislation (in this case regulatory capture).

for examples of REAL ai safety, i would recommend looking at this YouTube channel

of course, if it works best for you, it’s a good option! for example, im not self-hosting the lemmy instance that i use. however, there are numerous advantages to self-hosting, and if you’d like to learn more i would recommend the selfhosted community on lemmy. world

right, i read this (the linked README) already, and i was more-so asserting it rather than asking, but thank you for the response nonetheless.

what i was trying to say is, this software claims to be “Built to last forever” and yet is not built for self hosting, my remark was meant to highlight how these things are fundamentally incompatible. keep in mind it’s not necessarily bad to use a service instead of self-hosting, but i wouldn’t recommend it.

built to last forever & cannot be self hosted

hmm…

isn’t this one proprietary?

if gamers keep allowing companies to install kernel level anti-cheat, i fear the answer is sooner rather than later.