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Meta hires enough veterans and enough of their employees are also in the Reserves and National Guard to explain to them exactly why they shouldn't do this.
All funded with Facebook and Instagram and a touch of glasses and oculus.
Things so easy to simply not use and even with this evidence of how shitty they are (nevermind the ability to shift politics) people won't quit.
We are all fucked.
The products are addictive like gambling. That’s why they are loosing court cases now. People can’t stop even if they want to.
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Edit: protip, lock your phone before putting it in your pocket.
OVH started putting up data centers made with wood and cheap materials in Europe. They had a major fire at one of them.
Half assed designs have their own issues.
Say, uh... how many people are guarding that hardware?


These fitted with machine guns bet you anything
Like homeless camps but for servers.
“Here he comes! Immortan Mark!”
So, I hear there's a bunch of unused office space due to work-from-home, is it really lacking that much power?
Looking forward to the domestic attacks on these.
So they're using gasoline to run jet engines that rotate turbines that generate electricity? wtf
Article about this: https://www.tomshardware.com/tech-industry/data-centers-turn-to-ex-airliner-engines-as-ai-power-crunch-bites