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Leisher wrote: ↑Thu Sep 04, 2025 4:42 pm 2. Somehow not an act of war.

Does not compute.

I don't get the water feature, but it's very cool looking.

The water falling on someone 2000' feet below... painful?

I'm guessing it's an amount that dissipates before it hits the ground?

Leisher wrote: ↑Mon Oct 06, 2025 2:22 pm I'm guessing it's an amount that dissipates before it hits the ground?

It looked like more than enough to not? But I'm no expert.

Maybe it falls directly into a river or on crops? You know, as long as there's no wind...

Credit where it's due:

China has a wind powered, underwater data center that reduces energy needs.

Someone in the U.S. had to have thought of this already?

Leisher wrote: ↑Sun Nov 02, 2025 1:33 am Someone in the U.S. had to have thought of this already?

Yeah, I remember reading about it years ago. But, good luck doing thing in the US.

With dwindling marriage rates, and more importantly, growing numbers of childless single people, I could see this gaining traction here if it works there. And holy shit would the feminist meltdown be spectacular to watch.

Prediction: If this comes here, you will see someone introduce prenups that reverses everything they are now.

UK probing if China can remotely shut down buses after other countries found they could.

Remember, China is super concerned about backdoors in the technology sold to them because they put backdoors in all the technology they sell.