Yes but probably minus the good aspects.
Schorsch
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Eew, definitely not!
My home server is a refurbished HP t630 thin client with 8 gb of ram and a 1tb SSD. I'm running various services, Nextcloud-AIO being one of them. I bought it for € 35 plus the SSD and a 4 gb ram extension. I definitely do recommend used hardware as it is usually cheaper, more powerful and more environmentally friendly than buying something new. Wouldn't trust a used SSD though.
"your" ebooks. – You never owned them in the first place. And if buying isn't owning, questionably acquired ebooks aren't stolen.
Je ne sais pas non plus où se trouve la pompe 1, mais voici tout de même la pompe 8:
I obviously don't consider fossil fuels as an option. And I do doubt that it's cheaper to build a nuclear plant compared do building a coal or gas fired one.
Storing something extremely dangerous extremely safely for "some hundreds of thousands of years" doesn't exactly sound cheap, does it?
nb4 someone laughs at us Germans for pulling out of nuclear power: No, nuclear is not cheap. It's literally the most expensive way to generate electricity. Solar is cheap and better for the environment.
I can't be the only one thinking this was rather a reference to "delay, deny, defend/depose", can I?
And after all, current "AI" models are just one step on a longer way, which is what I read as the conclusion of the article.
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Still better than living in a dictatorship straight away.