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I found that Nucleares on steam has filled the same niche of simulation/button pressing games for me recently.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1428420/Nucleares/

> Frankly, ssh-to-container is a "slaps forehead" obvious solution and I'm surprised none of us thought of it before

I think CNCF is at the point where you can assume that "there's a CNCF project for that" is true for anything container/kubernetes related.

https://www.cncf.io/projects/containerssh/

My interest is twofold:

a) for one as a response against CGN, thankfully my ISP isn't using one right now but I have a hunch they're going to start becoming a lot more common in the future. and b) as a hacker I'm interested to finally set it up and play around with it.

Also IMO even if it doesn't bring any improvements to the general consumer given all the pressure to start switching to IPv6 it is a good thing to be interested about it, pressuring more ISPs to start supporting it.

And yet my ISP still doesn't support IPv6...

Until something forces the transition nothing is going to change.

If you don't mind to answer, how do you deal with backups for that much data?

Is RAID the only redundancy?

Basically the topic Manna[1] talks about

[1]http://marshallbrain.com/manna1.htm)

If you are looking for a web to cellular API check out twilio[1], seen it recommended by a lot of people and am planning to use it for a few projects I have in mind.

disclaimer: Not affiliated.

[1]https://www.twilio.com/

I love tmux but it appears to be messing with my terminal colors for some reason, especially in vim and after enabling 256 color mode.(Also the line numbers in vim appears to be bold in tmux when they aren't if run directly from the terminal, weird.)

That sounds awesome, care to share a few more details?