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bclaymiles replied to the thread A whopping 80% of new US electricity capacity this year came from solar and battery storage.It does, but it's grossly misleading. On those days when it's not sunny or windy, it's only sharing back into the system capacity that...
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bclaymiles replied to the thread US Surgeon General calls for tobacco-style health warnings on social media - it's bad for your mental health.Entirely unrelated to the topic, and purely out of idle curiosity: May I ask why you put a space before all of your punctuation?
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bclaymiles replied to the thread Telegram CEO, Pavel Durov arrested at French airport following investigation into platform.First rate dodge to avoid actually defending your own arguments. Niemöller wasn't a fascist. That's easily verifiable. And your take on...
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bclaymiles replied to the thread Telegram CEO, Pavel Durov arrested at French airport following investigation into platform.How do you propose the CEO of the company is supposed to monitor billions of communications that are encrypted? The only way is with a...
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bclaymiles replied to the thread Telegram CEO, Pavel Durov arrested at French airport following investigation into platform.Huh? Where do you get that Niemöller was a fascist? He was anything but. The Constitution enumerates rights we already have, and...
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bclaymiles reacted to NotYourITguy's post in "Telegram CEO, Pavel Durov arrested at French airport following investigation into platform" with
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Take note that this is nothing more than an admission by France that they do not allow any form of private communications unless the... -
bclaymiles reacted to toooooot's post in "Elon Musk stopped paying millions in server hardware bills after Twitter acquisition, new lawsuit claims" with Like.
Good people value and promote free speech, even when they hear things they do not like. It suffers when our biggest, most powerful...
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bclaymiles replied to the thread Ex-Twitter exec awarded $600,000 after being fired for not replying to Musk's "hardcore" email.Not likely. This didn't set any sort of precedent, and the 35 who didn't sign likely just took their severance and left. Once they...
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bclaymiles replied to the thread Elon Musk stopped paying millions in server hardware bills after Twitter acquisition, new lawsuit claims.I think everyone here should probably read or reread the community guidelines.
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bclaymiles replied to the thread Virginia data centers consume too much water, and things will only get worse with AI.Left out of this, and the Financial Times, stories - most of the data centers use recycled water from sewage plants...
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bclaymiles reacted to yRaz's post in "Virginia data centers consume too much water, and things will only get worse with AI" with Like.
They use evaporative coolers on the the "radiator" side of a closed loop system
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bclaymiles reacted to Kirby1's post in "Virginia data centers consume too much water, and things will only get worse with AI" with Like.
It would seem to me that if the water is just being used for cooling, it should be in a closed system and constantly re-used.
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bclaymiles reacted to GABulldog's post in "Nothing to employees: Get back in the office 5 days a week or find somewhere else to work" with Like.
It's a private company and they aren't twisting people's arms to work for them. If you can't abide by their rules then go find another...
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bclaymiles replied to the thread "I fuc**ng hate generative AI": Procreate CEO vows never to use the technology in its products.There's something wonderful about someone named "James Cuda" hating AI.
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bclaymiles replied to the thread AMD's Ryzen 9000 series are slightly faster on Windows admin accounts – and no one knows why.What namby-pambiness is this? Admin-mode only presents risk if you are objectively not intelligent enough to even know how to switch to...
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