Data centres are data centres for a reason... redundant high speed backbone connections, and redundant power supplies (with generator capacity). As well as physical security, non-destructive fire suppression, and trained on-site technicians.
Sounds like a lovely place to live. I'd move right in. Are there any view apartments?
Maybe a little rewiring and you now have that render farm you've always wanted.
OMG. A wire! Run Away! Run Away!
And, as a bonus, you can always heat water - showers are (hopefully) always in style.
Even preheating water can save a significant fraction of your power bill.
I've lived in wall tents for months at a time. And those were the days of kerosene lamps and pit latrines. No LED lights, no Wifi. The Rest of the World uses tents for emergency shelters for months at a time as well. Don't see why this hard shell system has any advantages. You can insulate tents. You can strike them down before a wind storm comes so they don't blow away. You can move them easily when you figure out that your original plan has everybody in a flood plain. They are infinitely flexible. You can put them in planes, trains and (some) automobiles.
The biggest issue in these camps is sanitation and water supply. And we know how to put these things together. Even FEMA can do it.
God does play dice with the universe.
Or at least, marbles.
Dunno about that. I would think being stuck in the mud would cause you to expend all sorts of calories in an attempt to get out.
I think you folks are all barking up the wrong tree.
Lotus (err, IBM) Notes.
Ever heard of a fifth column?
USA! USA!
No, no. You've got it all wrong again.
$900 million for the company running the screening program. Peanuts for the peons.
That's in Rev 2. The version with the single USB-C port.
A couple of Fox news reporters tossed out of earth gravity wouldn't be such a bad start.
Yeah, coming out of a ketamine tranq state to a zero grav toilet with six pages of instructions ought to be good for at least one episode.....
You could probably do it - with enough computer graphics and skill. But that would cost a buttload of money (which they don't have) and require the expertise of hundreds of people (like a modern movie). Wouldn't be a secret for very long.
Besides, after a month or so, one of the stars would be photographed at a Burger King in Honolulu and that would be the end of that....
Yeah, I'm seriously worried about my white blood cells!
And well you should be. Autoimmune diseases are some of the most common, difficult to treat and uncomfortable diseases known to man.
It's a pretty sad state of affairs when your own body is trying to get rid of you.
Unless that number is 99.9998%, AT THE MARKET, this is not acceptable. Got citation to back up those claims of yours?
If you're that worried about things, you should move to California and read ALL the warning labels.
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