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as an aside, those fighting against data centers in their local communities should add this to their talking points as long as data centers power ai/websites/social media/botfarms, they are potential targets reminds me of the substations attacked by white supremacists trying to cause power outages
The problem with trying to run a sort of splinternet, physical infrastructure needed to run it is all going to be in your country and vulnerable to attack in a way globally dispersed data centers just aren’t.
if we got way more data centers for me it would just mean a place I could start building a computer to have colocated in a local data center where It would be connected to the fiber optic backbone of the internet. the more of them there are the cheaper that gets.
In case anyone had any doubts as to what the fucking data centers will be used for.
"WordPress.com stores all of your data in at least three separately mirrored data centers" *Only 3 or them? That's like one week in airstrikes wordpress.com/blog/2025/02...
wordpress.com Your Home for a Century: Our 100-Year Domains and Plans
Is this what data centers are going to be in the US? Ongoing spambots shilling Twitter rage every minute of the day?
The new yandex "cloud storage" www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
bbc.co.uk Russian search engine Yandex struggles after Ukrainian strikes on data centres
Yesterday I logged into both my data centers, because I wanted Codex to look at pricing across them both, then it set up a new box in the dc I have servers in already, logged into both servers over ssh, migrated them without passing the data through my house, good job too because it was like 60 gigs or some something. Added extra storage to the new box, backed up scripts on the old one, shut it down, deleted it, and all that took an hour. When I think that I'd have to pay some high-flying IT exec way more than £90 to do a job like that, it blows my actual mind. Stuff like this is why it's pric
Cloud DBA = No-as-a-Service
`123456’ password used in massive Danish CPR data breach
databreaches.net `123456’ password used in massive Danish CPR data breach
These 4 things are NOT backups 👀 which one were you counting on? #techtok #homelab #backup #selfhosted #sysadmin More on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@homelabtherightway
Wrote about my homelab setup… mirrikato.substack.com/p/my-homelab... #selfhosted
mirrikato.substack.com My Homelab stack in 2026
The Internet - Digital data is "weighed" by electrons' energy state while being free or trapped - 0s & 1s. Dr. Kubiatowicz at UC Berkeley estimated 4GB as "weighing" 1 attogram. Extrapolating this, the internet "weighs" <1 milligram. ...WHICH IF YOU'RE A DIGIMON IS ENOUGH TO BLOB THE FUCK OUT!!!!!
It seems like Ukraine's latest hits on Russian data centers may have drastically dropped the amount of online bot traffic. Who would have imagined? 😂 #cybersecurity #sysadmin www.reddit.com/r/sysadmin/s...
reddit.com From the sysadmin community on Reddit
PC's from 2010 are back in vogue, fuck sakes
Coffee "Machine" (it' a Keurig drip) Transmits Over 1TB of data in 10 Days nitter.tiekoetter.com/NomadsGalaxy...
Sharing Microsoft 365 with 3+ people? Your OneDrive is shrinking pcworld.com/article/3257337/sh…
pcworld.com Sharing Microsoft 365 with 3+ people? Your OneDrive is shrinking
So this week's infosec roundup is here, complete with a massive breach at the Pentagon, thousands of active credentials sitting on GitHub, and a worrying trend of governments targeting VPNs: www.pcmag.com/news/a-16-ye...
pcmag.com A 16-Year-Old Ransomware Kingpin, FBI Patch Fails, and Leaked Pentagon Records: Another Bad Week in Infosec
how am I supposed to find out what computer hardware to buy in 2026? like where do all the serverkitties hang out these days I can compare the consumer stuff easily enough but then there's the whole rabbit hole of off lease server equipment on ebay. where do they yap? i hope it's not reddit
Man discovers his parents' coffee machine used 1TB of data in 10 days https://www.dexerto.com/entertainment/man-discovers-his-parents-coffee-machine-used-1tb-of-data-in-10-days-3416399/
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