Definitely agree

Love how the article completely ignores Tesla and doesn't even mention it, although it is also an american car maker

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This looks like a US problem, no big differences where I live. Yet another petrol industry influence probably.

Nearly every country does this. There are whole ministries dedicated to this.

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Not really. What Plex is selling is a relay service, so you can connect to your home media remotely, just like you can do with Tailscale etc. the second thing they are selling is user management, easily share media library with other people. Both of these are hard to set up for many people in Jellyfin

For solid fats there is no alternative crop growing in northern regions, it is either palm oil, coconut oil (similar regions), or butter. Butter is much more expensive and has other issues. Best thing to do is eat less crappy snacks that need those solid fats, like cookies and such. Without the need for cheap ingredients we would not grow it. But if we do need it, there is no easy alternative

Sure, it's an alternative. It's also much much more expensive and less healthy than palm oil (butter has more saturated fats and cholesterol).

Yes, but palm oil is a hard fat, it's used for cookies and anywhere that needs to be solid. alternatives are coconut oil and butter. Neither are better in yield vs land use.

That is not really true and is more fear mongering. Palm oil is much better than any alternative that can be grown in the same regions. The issue is not palm oil but amount of consumption. Palm oil actually takes up less land than other crops that can produce that type of oil.

For anyone that's interested in something like that, sounds exactly like Snac2 - works very nicely