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no. it's not. It just happened during the rise in the global oil prices
asked: "what would apple present today?"
got: "Apple would unveil a new Macbook Pro"
What about separate Linux box laying around just to run docker? 8GB M1 Mac just don't have enough RAM for docker VM.
Looks like local docker server should just work exactly same way as local docker while you at same location.
You can't heat a home in the winter like that so you also need to isolate every home.
Yes you do or just pay for inefficiency.
I've spent 2 years in Netherlands moving from Ukraine. I was shocked how (some) Dutch people ignorant to save warmth of their houses and schools in winter. Only way to change that make it expensive. As it should be.
It's apparent to me as Ukraine has turned away from Russia subsidised (cheap) gas at 2014. So most of Ukrainians now know that there are no such thing as free energy. Someone has to pay in one way or another.