It’s got a long way to go

Don’t you mean it’s got a long way to fall?

Bezos needs that money to buy his child-victims since his old dealer got locked up.

I’m aware of indexing bots (spiders) and yeah some of them were just doing that but there are also malicious crawlers that actively make things worse for all of us online. And the proportion of these bad bots is growing every year. https://www.imperva.com/resources/resource-library/reports/2026-bad-bot-report/

And it’s not just AI, which is a more recent trend, as the annual Imperva reports have chronicled the rise in bad bot traffic for the past decade.

Russia has been botting up the internet for decades. I remember seeing how much traffic came from Russia back in the mid 2010’s when I was maintaining a bunch of websites for local businesses.

Send them back to the stone age. And I’d encourage more aggressive use of firewalls to keep other bad actors from gaining access to targets online. Way too many scammers from India and African nations are still getting through and causing plenty of unnecessary problems.

Not really sure. Some stuff like the hurricane screws is something typically only for new builds. Stuff like storm shutters are fairly common add-ons in Florida. All these tweaks are added costs, adding extra insulation in colder climates adds costs too but the point is that modern construction techniques have evolved to address pretty much every scenario you can think of. Thats why things like shipping container houses are stupid.

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Shipping containers are horrible for that. They’re metal so they rust and people that convert them tend to get older ones in bad shape. They don’t breathe so you have to worry about ventilation and sealing the metal before even building otherwise they start to rust even quicker.

Theres basically no cost savings to using one compared to building the exact same space using stick-frame construction. Theres a reason why stick-frame is the reigning champion for affordable homes after millennia of evolution. It’s really the best way (in the North American climate) to build a cheap house. Things like how comfortable, energy efficient, safe are all matters of addressing the local climate and there are solutions to all those issues.

1. Cold climates get more insulation and the plumbing is ran in interior walls to protect against freezing, the foundation goes down below the frost line.
2. Stick frame is infinitely customizable and even micro homes can be made (usually its an issue of the locality prohibiting such small housing.)
3. Live in tornado alley? We can add a tornado shelter under your garage floor if you don’t want to build a full basement. Living in Florida where you can’t dig a basement cause the water table is so high but you want protection from hurricane winds? Well we can build with hurricane screws which hold everything together better and even add metal storm shutters to windows.