>>385617

>When you build a cluster like that, you don't need to put all the servers in one data center. It is the software and the network communication between the computers that makes them useful. So if they are not all in one location it can be challenging to turn off or take over a computer like that.

Yes, the 'connected' servers which make up the cluster could be physically located anywhere. One here, one in North Korea, one in Switzerland, etc. etc. and the software manages the relationship. With redundancy, if you unplug one in Switzerland, for example, it's backup in say Kenya becomes primary and there is no interruption whatsoever. Aside from killing the software with a virus or getting command over the program, there is no easy way to stop such a cluster.

>>386181

All day every day for years and years. I like it. It is a high pitch frequency and acts as base line for me. It means I'm awake and online.

>>386461

Meme, anon. Drop them here and on Gab. Gabbers will pick them up and drop them on Twatter and FB.

>>386215

Yes Alexa Miednik is the former student who knew the shooter and happened to be walking with and talking to the shooter AFTER the shooting had started. She says the shooting started away from where she and Nikolas Cruz happened to be. Sauce:

https://

www.mirror.co.uk/news/us-news/im-surprised-you-werent-one-12029394

>>386592

Yes. That and dozens and dozens of Patriotic military officers far down the chain.