Yeah that is what I liked doing with KSP mods. My last long playthrough was using USI mods and that at least partially gets away from the jank by abstracting the majority of the bases across the solar system to a spreadsheet with no parts used, including interplanetary logistics. Then you just need a few parts where you want to take some actual resources out to use them for something.

I got to the point of having fuel stations around orbit of Kerbin and both of its moons, also had rare mineral mining going to make cash. If I play again the next step is to start mining and refining useful amounts of metals so that my orbital ship assembly doesn’t need to import quite so much mass from the space centre. Start with mining to make the heavy bits first and then over time build more and more of the production chain myself in space so fewer and fewer things need to be launched into space.

Once all that stuff is done, start looking to other planets as well. Although I often ran quite a few simultaneous missions so already got probes heading out to most planets. At least tiny probes if nothing else, as once its small enough it doesn’t really need to be the most efficient launch window. Just burn an extra 2000dV of fuel which is only about 100kg? Sure, this rocket is so cheap it doesn’t really matter.

Something I liked in KSP was building based on moons, would love it if that is less janky and more useful.

It looks cool, but I have an idea…

Ohh is this the new smooth suspension? I still have some of my fillings

People live in vans. But in the UK I am not aware of any legal option for buying a cheap patch of land and living on it in a temporary structure - you are allowed the structure, but can’t live in it.

But we do live under capitalism. Whether we like it or not.

I try but on some it’s really hard. If there are so many seeders that you are unable to seed much yourself then that should also be ok.

Result: loads of labourers lose employment, the rich take land from the commoners.

train enthusiasts

Well then name a better method of transporting a massive number of people away from a stadium without just reinventing the train.

I haven’t even heard of half of these, so I guess that might make them a failure. What dictates the size of a failure though? Surely 0 players is 0 players.

CDDA is a FOSS game that runs on Android

I play games over 4G happily. Not likely to work very well with game streaming. Especially if everyone else is. I did it during covid and it was ok but input lag was noticeable. SSH dwarf fortress and got into cdda was a better experience.

Yeah I vaguely remember some xx60 card being somewhat comparable to the 1060 if you counted for inflation for a little while.

Yeah, I would sooner game on a Pi or N150 mini PC than touch fucking cloud gaming. Decade old second hand laptop if necessary.

Isn’t that kinda the point? Go ahead and remove them, now find someone else to do it.

Bonus if anyone that takes their place is in on it and intentionally does a really bad job.

Mod strike could be amusing.

If printers didn’t suck I may consider using them by choice. Does also depend on cost per page, which I suppose varies by what you print.

Sugar can be used for many things. But on its own it’s just sugar.

Mix with water and add yeast, it ferments into ethanol. Then add oxygen and let it ferment into vinegar. At this point you can pickle with it.

As far as preserving things with sugar, we usually call that jam.

10h is based on the article for the energy stored and the energy used by the motors. But it would be if the motors are running at 100%

That does make more sense. I know we have a hybrid ferry in Portsmouth but I think it is more designed to reduce emissions right next to the city and then charge up on the main engines while crossing. Not that it ever gets more than a few miles from land but I suppose its slightly better.