Comment Re:Give hime another 25 years instead (Score 4, Insightful) 58
Comment Re:FTX customers came out ahead, didn't they? (Score 1) 58
Comment Massive Sovereign Wealth Fund Helps a Lot (Score 1) 199
Comment Re:833 of These... (Score 1) 178
Comment FFS Tell Us Drain Time With Full Cargo Weight (Score 3, Interesting) 178
Comment Re:Wash (Score 1) 53
Comment Re:Heat (Score 3, Informative) 53
Comment Venus (Score 1) 51
Comment Just no. Not Power or Heat; Kessler Effect (Score 2) 64
Or worse, what if some bad player shoots a missile into one of those centres? This would cause orders of magnitude worse results than a simple collision. If a cloud of debris started orbiting, it could knock out a large portion of the world's computing power (assuming most adopted this silly idea). If most of the data centres were put in space and that worst case scenario happened, the whole world would shut down. And if you moved the centres far enough apart in space, they would be so high up the communications lag would have just as bad a consequence.
For shit like this, you have to plan for worst case. It's why they put berms around terrestrial data centres and have enough security to protect a gold repository, just about. Right now, there is no way to protect against a Kessler Syndrome/Effect/Event if it happens.
Comment Subtext: "We don't want you learning how to learn" (Score 1) 43
Keep the masses ignorant and only tell them stuff you want them to hear. It's the next step in making the rich richer, and the poor poorer.
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Comment Re:Looking put the windows may do the same (Score 1) 14
Comment Re:Interesting (Score 2) 69
I have one chefs knife that is sharp like a razor. I have a stainless steel bowl I make a sanitation solution in (one or two cap fulls of bleach) and throw in a clean small towel or two. The super sharp knife makes sure onions and the like don't squirt unneeded juice, and I can wipe off the blade between food types.
Kosher was created because people didn't know what germs are, and just knew that if you ate certain foods you were more likely to get sick, but didn't know why. And they didn't know that the problem with wood handles on knives was that bits of stuff could get stuck between the steel and wood allowing contamination. So the rabbis just made up a rule and put it in the book that said, unless it is blessed by a rabbi, you can't eat that food or use that type of cooking tool. And then the rabbis would only bless food that was less likely to make you sick. Now we know about germs and raise animals in ways they won't be contaminated (e.g. trichinosis in pigs is almost unheard of now, and we know about things like 'red tide' and other stuff that contaminate shellfish and crustaceans). So Kosher doesn't mean shit anymore. Only people who think there is a god that watches what you eat believes that nonsense now.