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@shub0414 @Gamingtronium This, and running salt water though a heat exchanger is an asking for issues.

@Gamingtronium turns out data centers also need things like electricity, internet and humans occasionally.

If water is the biggest problem for data centers So why aren't we building them where water is abundant and free?

@elijahjamss @natsu_top @itsAlishaPandey @aditiitwt Important for you, and important for someone else are two different things. They’re likely not the only applicant, as such a recruiter is not necessarily waste time leaving a voicemail… Especially, when other applicants answer their phone without being chased.

@ashley_primo @natsu_top @itsAlishaPandey @aditiitwt Well the expectation is if a call is important you leave a voicemail isn’t it

Had a technical interview scheduled, got two missed calls, and I straight up blocked the number thinking it was spam Now I got this mail... and found out it was the company’s HR calling😭

@CodeByNZ Using AI, does not mean you’re “vibe coding” — there is a material difference to using AI and not understanding the output versus using it as tool to assist. Honestly, I’d be concerned if they were not using best tools for the job.

i guess every one is vibe coding their products now

Apple accidentally left Claude.md files in today's Apple Support app update (v5.13)

@kaaaash____ Most of them.

If Linux disappeared tomorrow, Which industry would suffer the most?

@shub0414 Downloads means exactly that, not less, not more.

@kaaaash____ For the most part, will likely be down to cooling/thermal profile. In addition, as it’s mains powered there is no meet to throttle to protect the battery.

Why does a Mac mini feel faster than a MacBook… even when both have the same RAM?

@Proton_Pass @ProtonPrivacy (And to clarify, there is a solution to that — the question is, does Proton support it 😉)

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@MistycalPi @danyalassi1 @JooPaul99652025 @Emiratti The irony of your statement. Bonjour was developed by Apple for local device discovery — you’ll see in that very same screenshot, several other Apple packages. As, believe it or not Apple (like Microsoft) develop applications for various operating systems, including competitors.

@danyalassi1 @JooPaul99652025 @Emiratti It's windows in the picture you dumb fuck

@aditiitwt Oh well, all you can do is apologise and learn from that. Honestly I suspect if you simply explain what had happened they might at minimum consider you for future openings.

@natsu_top @itsAlishaPandey @aditiitwt I mean, normally that’s true for myself as well… unless I’m expecting a call from an unknown number — say like if I’d applied for a job? 🙈

@itsAlishaPandey @aditiitwt I don't answer random numbers either.

@quannch6 @0xSweep Proceeds of Crime Act 2002. It’s very likely he would’ve lost this (and or any assets he purchased with it).

@0xSweep 2 million and he only spent a little time in jail sheeeeshhh that’s a good deal

This man built FAKE government websites and made £2M off 120,000 people In 2018, a 42 year old guy from Bristol named Thomas Gall noticed that when people needed to pay government fees online, they just Googled it and clicked the top result without checking the URL So he built 40 websites that looked exactly like the real UK government sites, same logos, same fonts, same layout Then he paid Google to list his fake sites at the top of the search results, right above the actual pages When people searched for things like the Dartford Crossing toll, London's ULEZ charge, fishing licenses or car tax registration, his fake websites were the first thing that came up A £2.50 toll became £7.50 on his site and he pocketed the £5 difference after forwarding the real payment Sometimes he didn't even forward the payment at all, so weeks later the victim got a penalty notice in the mail for not paying the toll they thought they had already paid He charged £20 to register a SORN with the DVLA, a service the government gives you for free Google suspended his ad account and the National Trading Standards team sent him warnings, but he just kept going Over two years, 120,000 people paid him for services they thought were going to the British government He made over £2 million before getting jailed for 2 years and 3 months Even Google made money selling his ads the entire time

@brryg_ @vivoplt This is a great option, for serious commercial interests — but I would not use this for a non-commercial domain due to the extreme mark up, which don’t get me wrong is perfectly reasonable if you require expert support, high security, assurance, and reliability.

@vivoplt i really like gandi.net tbh

Hey devs, which is the best place to buy a domain? - GoDaddy - Hostinger - Cloudflare - Namecheap

@stanvojtko @vivoplt Cloudflare however will charge you a massive mark up for the most basic features of a domain, such as changing the name servers freely. It’s not a terrible option if you’re committed to only using CF services — but for me that’s a deal breaker.

@vivoplt Cloudflare: no markup, you pay what the registry charges literally the cheapest option (cheaper renewal) Namecheap for search UX though, easier to browse but honestly after buying 20+ domains the hard part was never where to buy it was finding a .com that isn't taken

@Kisasi_Lion @Combat_learjet It’s not required for every plane to have a CVR, they also don’t store data indefinitely, and moreover they’re not remotely accessible. So they’d have get a warrant, retrieve evey CVR, for every plane in range somehow (most of which will be well outside of jurisdiction).

@Combat_learjet Not that hard to confirm they have access to every black box and records of transmission

Interesting. Good luck actually determining who the pilots are.

@adxtyahq I mean, very likely a lot of the core libraries within the Gmail are included within the base operating system of Android.

Gmail on Play Store - 11MB Gmail on App Store - 700MB what are they shipping 😭

@ravikiran_dev7 @Porkbun — they know what they’re doing, great support, and don’t try upsell you (unless you ask)

Hey devs, which is the best place to buy a domain?

@XFrecklesXo South facing flu? (Sun light)

Lads, why is my boiler lit up like this on the top?! In the 3 months I’ve lived here I’ve never seen it do that before. Is she trying to tell me she’s got a good idea?

@TracketPacer Its amazing how much louder it sounds in your house than in a datacenter 😂

> grab juniper qfx5100 for project, set it on my desk > connect console cable & turn it on, ready to configure once it boots > MAXIMUM JET ENGINE SOUNDS > everyone around jumps & looks at me > fuck, sorry > i haven’t been a real network engineer in a while > forgot what happens when u turn on a freaking datacenter switch

@Cipher_twt Oh, yes — and last time I checked, you can’t even get to Antarctica year round easily/safely. You’d likely end up having to build a village for those working at the data meters equipped with supplies, medical and dental facilities among other things.

@Cipher_twt You need power, connections, people, logistics, to name a few things — simply the cost of doing this would outweigh the amount you’d save in cooling. It’s also worth mentioning, most datacenters have hardware from several thousands separate companies, which all need easy access.

If data centers require so much cooling, why don’t we build more of them in extremely cold places like Antarctica ??