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We're just along for the ride.
Any minute now peoples!
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I try to understand why you idiots post shit like this for no reason what so ever, and I cannot wrap my noodle around your warped mindset no matter how hard I try.
Therefore, I have come to the conclusion that you are just flat out Wrong in the Head.
Understood..
I do a lot of shit posting but, I also make notables now and again.
I try to ignore the shills as much as possible unless, the perfect retort meme strikes me that I can hit back with.
WE… Are all just along for the ride it would appear. I am guessing we chose to be here.
A SMART KID!
They've tracked us all now.
I wonder if VPNs are not actually THEM sometimes, and we are in reality tunneling our shit directly to Utah.
..derp
Equally impressive is the fact that the centers will run completely on renewable energy. The cylinder that was deployed last week is connected to the electrical grid for Scotland’s Orkney Islands, which is powered by a blend of off-shore tidal generators and on-shore wind and solar power. Microsoft plans to study the possibility of powering future Natick datacenters directly using offshore wind or tidal energy, no grid connection needed.
Speaking of energy, Natick cylinders will use a lot less of it than their landlocked counterparts. The vast majority of electricity for datacenters on land is gobbled up by their cooling process. But submersion in the northern ocean’s frigid water provides a constant natural source of cooling, which also makes the servers less likely to overheat and crash.
The odds of a crash, or any other big problem for that matter, had better be low, because the one big drawback to this mostly-brilliant idea is that if anything goes wrong, getting to those servers inside that cylinder 100 feet under water is going to be one heck of a challenge. Artificial intelligence helps monitor the servers for early signs of failure; Project Natick’s website says the planned length of maintenance-free operation for its underwater datacenters is five years.
To boot, the cylinders themselves are made from recycled material, and the company plans to re-recycle them at the end of their lifespan.
Moar:
https://singularityhub.com/2018/06/10/microsofts-wild-new-project-puts-servers-at-the-bottom-of-the-ocean/
I have an I that narrates my life.
This I insists on being I even though I observe it.
Which leads me to ask, is I us?
Or is us a bifurcated I?
And finally, if consciousness is a multiplicity of selves, is self itself an illusion?
We Think Maybe.