Over here in reality, everyone in society needs some amount of local RAM just to live. Once you meet that baseline, the tension is more or less dealt with. There's still so much you can't do with the cloud, so the everyday need will remain there for some time.

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“Somehow, everyone is against owning their own hardware. What a mystery! What a peculiar and perplexing puzzle of great profundity. We will never understand.”

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Propaganda: Carney's recent push for Super Globalism might mean that Canada can get their lips around the spigot of China's consumer RAM supply, provided South Korea doesn't pressure the United States to pressure Canada not to buy it. MIHGP (man I hate geopolitics)

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ive been there. not with as big a project but big enough. you dont owe anyone anything and it was never a waste of time either. you’ll remember lessons you learned forever. keep on trucking

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rip but i bet it’s a relief

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