Yes, but it's still going to be cheaper to pipe the power out to someplace cooler than to pipe the heat out.

Just in case we are lazy? You mean because you are lazy and disingenuous.

Texas would have been blue already if not for gerrymandering. It took an unusual election to overcome it. It will probably go back if Democrats don't fix the maps.

It's an issue which is "solved" either by using lots of power or using lots of water. Those are both shitty solutions. Servers don't belong in a catbox.

This whole story stinks. I believe in the idea that he slept with reports, but he also just coincidentally had an affair with someone who was in a position to receive controlled parts and it was announced the day after Trump shorted NVDA? Too many coincidences.

s/impotent/complicit/

Sure, but there's at least two kinds of luck, the kind that comes after doing something smart, and the kind that comes after fucking up. Shouldn't we give people credit for the first kind, where (for this example) they bet on reconfigurability and reusability?

For me the question is, whose idea was it, did he have to be talked into it, etc.

I think you're downplaying #1 a bit, no quibbles about #2 though.

I don't know if Huang deserves all of the credit for the direction, but if he does, then I think he deserves a lot of credit for that. CUDA is brilliant because they have been able to move their existing system forward on it, for example by rebasing PhysX on it and thereby not having to reimplement that.

Which freedoms do Americans value?

That's kind of how it works, except all the terms are different. Choosing not to go to court about it etc etc. No matter what it's choosing whether or not to spend the money.

But it does. Copyright is still backed up by rough men with guns.

Since they aren't sure, I'm betting it's an attack. When Microsoft gets attacked they are helpless. They still don't know what happened in those big azure hacks because they had no logs

You mean like coal?

Well, this is Microsoft so saying it's a Tech story is a bit misleading. It's 200[x]s tech, today!

THIS. It's one thing to connect to Microsoft to have them evaluate emails or whatever, it would also be a terrible idea, but at least it wouldn't cause what having Microsoft actually host the email is causing.

It's fucking pathetic what Microsoft "admins" do now. Mostly just hope Microsoft doesn't fuck things up, they don't do shit any more because they can't.

Allowing Microsoft to provide your email is like allowing Chuck E. Cheese to provide a substitute for Italian cuisine to your restaurant.

1. Moving the goalposts