shit dude I'll move my storage to S3 and retire on what I can get from my 16tb array and 20tb backup.
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I’ve two countem two 500gb HDD by WD, starting price is 2500$. And I’ll throw in external cases for 100$ (the cables are blue meaning usb 3.0 a which are 250$)
Next up, torches and pitchforks will ve sold out. And AI won't exist.
I'm highly suspect this happens at the same time that Microsoft is demanding you upgrade your PCs to run their shitty software. and discontinuing Windows 10
They need to roll that back.
They want us to rent or compute from the clouds so they can watch each and everything we do.
let’s hope it comes crashing down in their face soon enough
The worst part is that we don't something, and by saying something, I mean boycott them.
Look what they are doing to us, just to build AI data centers.
Worst part, is that there is no progress of AI. It is used only for capitalist profits by companies(support chat bots, girlfriend AI and goes on).\
The worst part is that we don't something, and by saying something, I mean boycott them.
Boycott is under way. In my bubble, people are ditching American goods and services left and right, including Windows. The combination of "Murica first" (fascist edition) and big tech overreach has prompted people to make good use of their middle fingers.