…into another environment?

Ok, but that will still need to be handled otherwise it’ll shake the building to it’s knees.

Well… It’s 9GW of waste heat. Same as the energy supply.

They’re not being built, and you know they’re not because of exactly these kind of figures. They’d need multiple additional power stations to feed them. The kinds of places that cost governments tens of billions.

Then all that energy needs to go somewhere so you probably need to add 25% more to power a cooling system. Something that can dissipate that atom bomb of energy into the environment every hour.

Without the support infrastructure the compute is useless, and nobody is talking about the infrastructure because it’s impossible.

📣 Yes he can 📣

Basically a digital B Ark then?

In an internet browser?

Forget Norway!

Honestly, if an attacker has shell access you’re toast regardless. I know you shouldn’t be able to escalate privileges, but better to never let them on the machine.

Most security in industry only holds because employees have no interest in attacking, or knowledge how to attack, their employer.

Don’t need specifically SU by my understanding. Just any suid executable.

I believe Codeberg also has import mechanisms for all the bits alongside the git repo as well. Issues, releases and all that kind of stuff.

It was very odd at my company. We were a Google Workspace company. Gmail, Meet, Drive, etc with our own servers for messaging, gitlab and some other things.

Sure being Google based isn’t great either, but generally people were fine with it. Then the C suite said we were moving to Microsoft. Lots and lots of complaining, asking for justification, but no reason was given (not even cost). Today people are still cursing teams 18months later. We’re not in control of our own data (things get deleted every time somebody leaves, and permissions are generally a mess).

That’s not how the word gimp was used. It was a cripple. Somebody with a gimp was somebody with a limp.

Interesting, because I heard recent reports of huge amounts of inventory and large upfront manufacturing costs painting a picture of a company with extremely large amounts of debt to service. Some likening it to the Evergrande property company.

I doubt it’s on that scale, but I could easily believe BYD is another hyper accelerated company with shaky fundamentals.

Edit: This appears to be the background

Ironically, that stability is probably why AMD target Ubuntu. They don’t want everything else on the bleeding edge. Just their bit.

If you have a swap partition setup that’s larger than the RAM the Linux will hibernate into it. Trouble is a lot of people don’t bother with swap partitions these days.

https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Power_management/Suspend_and_hibernate

I see this kind of reaction a bit, but the fact is if you win on one topic you have a foundation to argue other topics.

It’s a Trojan horse issue on all ownership rights and right to repair issues.

No

I think framework are worthy of support even though the company is American.

1. Regardless of who you buy from… Manufacture including assembly is done in east Asia. That’s where most of your money is going.
2. Framework are not tech giants. They’re a small company battling giants.
3. The ethos of ownership, repair and upgrade needs supporting.
4. They’ve been following through on their promises.

So yes, I’m not buying US goods as much as I can also. I make an exception for Framework. They’re the resistance in an occupied nation.