A GDPR style carbon fine needs to be a retroactively applied thing to these hyperscale companies.

Every thousand tonnes of carbon they put into the atmosphere should be taxed at 1% of their year’s revenue, not profit.

You want to put 100,000 tonnes of carbon into the atmosphere in a given year? That should cost you everything you make.

For scale: Elon Musk’s XAi data centres are currently puking 6 million tonnes out a year. That’s double the carbon output of the UK

Authentik is great, super versatile, if not a bit of effort to get it set up initially

Has no one introduced you guys to the concept of the corner cupboard?

https://www.wordfence.com/threat-intel/vulnerabilities

The CVE list always cracks me up, there’s like tens daily

FWIW the international broadcasts did the same, I think it was a single feed to all syndicates

Flukey dilettante regards stochastic parrot as unfathomable prodigy

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I’m sorry, why the fuck aren’t these street legal in more than half of the states? The article says something about safety, but these are street legal all over Europe where we have stronger safety regulations.

Also there’s something I can’t put my finger on about the journalist choosing a hero image of the van losing its cargo.