I’m not sure we have ways of concentrating energy enough to do this. Heat pumps let us move heat, but I’m not aware of anything that can get the target to 100+ degrees Celsius.

Still worth a watch if you haven’t in a while. The way the interviewer cracks always gets me.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3m5qxZm_JqM

…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 📣

I can’t read the article because of the paywall, but I really hope France are going to stay on station and not get involved. Maybe clear up a few Somali pirates.

Basically a digital B Ark then?

In an internet browser?

First thing is to realise that accepting it isn’t:

• Giving up
• Being happy about the situation
• Being cold or heartless
• …or anything else that others might imply it is.

It’s just accepting it as reality so your rational brain can work without your emotional side always getting in the way.

It’s also not necessarily a “one and done” thing. Some days you’ll be better than others, especially initially. Some days you’ll be a mess.

Forget Norway!

Apparently he’s got sketches of them in his notebooks going back decades.

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.

A quart is just under a litre. 0.95L

So it’s about 7.6 litres, which is huge.

It would be cheaper than the current insurance system.

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.