(Obviously, don’t do crimes.) That being said, a warehouse full of toilet paper is flammable… a warehouse full of aluminum racks and silicon isn’t.
In addition, their fire suppression systems don’t use water and so any fire that you did manage to create would be suppressed without affecting operation.
Exactly, as with many problems in our societies, the answer isn’t to be angry on the Internet until it’s gotten so bad that you contemplate firebombing warehouses.
The answer is to participate in the political processes that were created to govern your area/country. The reason that these datacenter projects are being pushed through is because it’s just city council members in a public meeting where 2 citizens and 12 industry lawyers show up to voice their position.
Pay attention to local matters, vote, show up to public meetings, state your opinion. That doesn’t happen online.
They’re really not though.
(Obviously, don’t do crimes.) That being said, a warehouse full of toilet paper is flammable… a warehouse full of aluminum racks and silicon isn’t.
In addition, their fire suppression systems don’t use water and so any fire that you did manage to create would be suppressed without affecting operation.
Yeah you need to stop data centers before they’re built, not after, and lots of local governments are being forced to do that by residents
Exactly, as with many problems in our societies, the answer isn’t to be angry on the Internet until it’s gotten so bad that you contemplate firebombing warehouses.
The answer is to participate in the political processes that were created to govern your area/country. The reason that these datacenter projects are being pushed through is because it’s just city council members in a public meeting where 2 citizens and 12 industry lawyers show up to voice their position.
Pay attention to local matters, vote, show up to public meetings, state your opinion. That doesn’t happen online.