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- Hi I'm new
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Mirror Bay replacement base will be far worse than the already bad mirror bay. Oshur will forever be a low-population, least preferred continent as long as its center base is inferior to the others
I made a post in the past which gives evidence to the oshur low population problem, and you can take a look at the data yourself in the following post and through https://ps2alerts.com/
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Why is NC always losing alerts by the stupiest reasons?
Here is a site which allows to have the statistics of the alerts, me I wait that it is possible to switch and I leave cobalt, I am willing to pay 100€. https://ps2alerts.com/
- Press F to Whine
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Are there any stats for which warpgate locations win the most alerts?
I remember there being a post about that a while ago. Maybe https://ps2alerts.com should add it.
- Emerald VS always the worst faction?
- Your Average MAX, response to Cami and I's discussion earlier tonight
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Planetside 2 difficulty levels
literally worst performing MBT, (magrider has been king ever since its super buff over 3 years ago) \go to the vehicles tab])
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Returning player, one question only.
Here you go. Pretty even most times though it can vary.
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Is there a tier list for weapons somewhere online that is up to date?
https://ps2alerts.com/ all stats here.
netfetch
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Who's actually using network policies in their clusters? Why/why not?
https://github.com/deggja/netfetch iDK there might already be tools out there that does this, but I could not find any.
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Kubernetes CLI tool - Netfetch
So I created a small CLI tool to scan clusters for network policies and identify un-targeted pods. You can check it out here: https://github.com/deggja/netfetch
What are some alternatives?
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