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That sounds lovely and idyllic - things like that rock and there should be more of them.
by hkt 3y ago
That sounds lovely and idyllic - things like that rock and there should be more of them.
- defrost 3y agoThere's a lot of that here, it's a large state (3x size of Texas) with a low population (not much over 2 million) so a great deal of infrastructure is "socialised" from pooled money. Grain pools for farmers, state electricity, education structured to reach all, etc. It's a hybrid economy with elected representatives expected to represent those that elected them - and hasn't quite broken with scale yet. We've also pooled a lot of the CDN mirrors that serve an isolated state with enough local oversight to be sure many internet services ride over any disconnects from cables being ripped up. I'm in favour of locally robust networks - internet, food, reources, etc.