>>15815167>these things are built down to a price. They aren't meant to need maintenance, because they just scuttle them after their livespan.They wreck it due to increased cost of insurance and raising cost of maintenance.
When you keep such a cargo ship mostly stationary instead of using it to go back and forth countless times between ports, it'll stay okay for a very long time.
Also the cost of maintaining it is much lower when you can fix shit yourself without having an army of insurance experts and governmental agencies busting your balls after every move.
>>- How do you power the stuff?>This is why I think smallAnd I'm thinking of nuclear power.
>gypsy commune routeI'd rather be part of a seafaring brotherhood of steel than a gypsy group.
>This is attempting to move industrial production to the sea. Not really feasible.Doesn't have to be industrial. Can be services. Work from home --> Work from flotilla.
>Don't make yourself a big, fat target.I do not think hiding is a longterm option and appearing poor and desperate won't attract the right people.
In any case, I'd feel more save if my security consisted of board canons and missile racks instead of "thoughts and prayers".
