The amount of peripheral growth around it is even larger, tons of construction, utility company upgrades etc. There are more data centers under construction than there are currently operational data centers. So there is more than doubling of capacity coming from current buildout. If you include projects in the planning phase it is something like 4-6x expected capacity increase. The utility infrastructure buildout to meet this demand is equally huge.
The warning signs are already starting to show up though, projects are being stalled, not filled out, blaming it on delays from China etc, but the funding is still present, the construction keeps going on of the next building even as the last one sits vacant and offline. The sky high purchases of property from connected individuals by site developers continue, even as pushback mounts and many places are passing anti-datacenter ordinances.
It's not that easy to fix, and it can be kinda gross, and once it happens once, it tends to happen again in fairly short order. I'm someone that's fixed those loose seats countless times, and continues to do so, but the gap between me noticing it and fixing it is consistently growing.
You also need the brain of not giving up after 2/3/10 tries. I don't know what the exact numbers are but if something doesn't work properly after the second or third try a huge percentage of people give up.
Yes, but the reason we incentivized ethanol production is to not lose the productive capacity for corn in case we need it to feed people. Having a significant excess of food production capability is incredibly important to long term stability. You really can't overstate the importance of food production capacity.
They still do rooftop solar like I say, it is just at a scale that seems to only pay for the lights in the building and not generate surplus. So a guy still has to be up there no matter what every now and then even right now.
Ok, but why are you down among the panels? We have solar farms near my house and I don't hang out in them. You only see it when you drive by the place. I would much less prefer a giant windmill obstructing an otherwise scenic view.
Depends what I’m bottling and if it needs to be shelf stable. There’s actually just as much work in the packaging of a beverage as the product sometimes.
I think they are both generally ok, but also somewhat sketchy. I don't see them as much different from Clinton's pardons, Fords or Andrew Johnson's Christmas day pardons for confederate soldiers.
The warning signs are already starting to show up though, projects are being stalled, not filled out, blaming it on delays from China etc, but the funding is still present, the construction keeps going on of the next building even as the last one sits vacant and offline. The sky high purchases of property from connected individuals by site developers continue, even as pushback mounts and many places are passing anti-datacenter ordinances.
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