Ghost in the BlueSky
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Please don't unplug the servers.
Reposted by Ghost in the BlueSky
Every one of our governments around the world who have committed to vastly expanding data centre construction funding has probably contributed to this insane economic partition in who can afford to buy computation.
“.. ‘many system vendors will go bankrupt or exit product lines due to a lack of memory. Mobile phone production will be reduced by 200-250 million units, and PC and TV production will be significantly reduced.’ Yikes.”
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February 17, 2026 at 9:19 PM
Every one of our governments around the world who have committed to vastly expanding data centre construction funding has probably contributed to this insane economic partition in who can afford to buy computation.
Funchion so concerned about women and children she voted against giving them blankets and generators.
February 17, 2026 at 11:11 PM
Funchion so concerned about women and children she voted against giving them blankets and generators.
This would work if we had any evidence SF had even tried to put together a 30b funding package. Of course they didn't because they're bullshitting.
February 15, 2026 at 9:09 PM
This would work if we had any evidence SF had even tried to put together a 30b funding package. Of course they didn't because they're bullshitting.
Its got a certain parallel to the Irish abuse scandals that were exposed the 90s and 00s. Everyone knew of some bad apples but very few were aware of the systemic nature and scale of abuse across the country until the state reports came out.
February 4, 2026 at 11:49 AM
Its got a certain parallel to the Irish abuse scandals that were exposed the 90s and 00s. Everyone knew of some bad apples but very few were aware of the systemic nature and scale of abuse across the country until the state reports came out.