Seeing as these are supposed to be Blackwells in 8x configurations, I am guessing they are going to be B200's that are socketed in SXM6 sockets. There will be no power cables and connectors going into these suckers. My guess is that they will be getting the liquid cooled variety, though there is an air cooled version of the DGX B200 whose heatsinks on the GPU's are nuts (seriously... the heat sinks alone are about 6U tall!)

So, a thought occurs to me. This does not negate the FAA rule that drones flying within five miles of an airport need to notify the airport of their flight, etc. I know that in my area, my Amazon distribution center lies within that five mile radius of our regional (with 1st-Tier airlines) airport, and they would definitely fall within this restriction.

It seems to me that a lot of cities in the US have distribution centers that are very likely within the radius of an airport. How is this going to be handled?

This would actually be a great promotional move by Starlink... have them come in and solve the predicament post-haste, then advertise that they were able to solve a problem that Comcast couldn't solve despite only being 181 feet away.

How about the Mac Pro? The last time they did an update on that machine was in 2013! All of the hardware in that product line is at least three years old, and a good portion of it was about a year out of date when it came out in 2013. For a machine that costs upwards of four grand, you are certainly not getting your money's worth!

You can get a significantly more powerful machine today for half the cost.

I left out the link on purpose... get on Google Maps and search for it yourselves as a lesson in Geography!

Folks should take a look at the streetview shots of the Midway Atoll. Ducks everywhere, and you get to see the old military installation that the US abandoned years ago.

Even with homeschooling, graduation requirements typically mandate 1-2 years worth of high school level science courses. It doesn't have to be physics, I guess, but two years is still the typical minimum, and three or more for a college prep degree...

I know that the refill phenomena of sucking until it is dry is potent with me, which is why I typically order water in restaurants, because I know that I am going to go through three or four glasses easily while I am there.

Some folks in the community are already bandying about the idea that this boat be turned into a moored training ship for nuclear propulsion training, the way they did with the MTS-626 and MTS-635.

On those ships, you do not need to have all of the electronics gear, torpedo armaments, or anything else... you just need an operational reactor, which is all towards the aft end of the boat in the first place. As the fire occurred in the forward end of the boat, this is a very likely scenario. Since the MTS-626 and MTS-635 are getting older by the day (they are old Lafayette class boats built in the early 60's!) and there is a need for replacement anyway, this seems like a good way to go.

...go hand in hand.