We could start by using non pottable water in the first place. In Canada, no data centres use groundwater extraction because of stricter regulations. You can shake your fist at the clouds, but far better to lobby your government to pass regulations to protect groundwater.
There’s no reason AI datacenters couldn’t be closed loop systems and just reuse the water. There are a multitude of ways water could be used more efficiently, it just has to be regulated.
Exactly. The water isn’t destroyed, just put through it’s normal cycle.
It does have a touch of fear mongering. The water wouldn’t even be contaminated.
Consumed? Where did the water go? I’m guessing it’s still water.
Absolutely nothing. I don’t believe in ghosts, magic, ju-ju, or karma.
Your employer is not your therapist.
Why not just talk to a professional?
Sounds like they don’t want to sell lifetime memberships.
I wouldn’t pay that either for a lifetime account. However, in my situation Plex is head and shoulders a better solution than Jellyfish or Emby.
I bought a lifetime membership for $99 about 20 years ago. Never had one regret.
It was the first one around. Very mature, very solid piece of software. Has clients for everything.
Peer reviewed or not peer reviewed. Doesn’t matter how it was created as long as others have been walked through it.
Win11 will go web surfing just fine on 4GB. Things will be a bit snappier if you have more.
Still easier to just copy/paste.
I’ll stick with streaming from my Plex server/Plexamp. However, if you’re going to go local just grab a super cheap usb MP3 player and just copy the music to it. No need for iTunes. Simple and quick.
https://www.amazon.ca/Bluetooth-Extension-Multifunctional-Inlcuding-Earphones/dp/B0DHRPF4X6
Simply wrong.
Loved one recently diagnosed with cancer. Within a week she has a team of 5 medical professionals assigned to her to kill this thing. If she was in the USA, this would bankrupt the family.
With 1/2 million cases of lyme disease annually, a vaccine that stops 70% of cases would be a huge benefit.
https://www.sciencenews.org/article/lyme-disease-vaccine-ticks-infection
So reach out to your representative to encourage them to implement regulations.