the 2032 illegal raves in abandoned data centers are going to be incredible
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the 2032 illegal raves in abandoned data centers are going to be incredible
@Aleums I like the way cyberpunk kicks off in RL
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the 2032 illegal raves in abandoned data centers are going to be incredible
@Aleums I need to get started working on my LED-Laser projection dance outfit with accessory lighting mini drones.
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the 2032 illegal raves in abandoned data centers are going to be incredible
@Aleums But what about the nuclear fallout from WW3?
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@Aleums I would have thought more some sort of bondage event; all those racks ...
They get hauled out either for re-use or the scrap metal value.
(I've helped put on raves in actual abandoned tech buildings in the early 2000s, I used to live in a town called Reading in SE England which is basically "British Seattle" and had all the tech companies in it (it still does to some extent), but quite a few folded in early 00s and/or sent all their work to lower income countries..
By the time the tech company is gone, all thats left is the empty warehouse and maybe some legacy telecoms kit (by mid 2000s I had so much of it from these places that at my family home there were phones and network in every room, and you had to dial 9 for an outside line when making a phone call
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the 2032 illegal raves in abandoned data centers are going to be incredible
@Aleums french government is just planning a law to make uneequested musical gathering illegal and punishable
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the 2032 illegal raves in abandoned data centers are going to be incredible
@Aleums if the GPUs are still available, I want to use them to write/run visuals.
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the 2032 illegal raves in abandoned data centers are going to be incredible
@Aleums whigs will be made out of abandoned Ethernet cables
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the 2032 illegal raves in abandoned data centers are going to be incredible
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the 2032 illegal raves in abandoned data centers are going to be incredible
@Aleums I'll be 66 and too arthritic to dance!
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@Aleums if the GPUs are still available, I want to use them to write/run visuals.
@areactis they are spoken for unfortunately
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the 2032 illegal raves in abandoned data centers are going to be incredible
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the 2032 illegal raves in abandoned data centers are going to be incredible
@Aleums I miss illegal raves.
At least the data centers will have plenty of cooling. That'll be a change.
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@areactis they are spoken for unfortunately
@Aleums (sad face)
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They get hauled out either for re-use or the scrap metal value.
(I've helped put on raves in actual abandoned tech buildings in the early 2000s, I used to live in a town called Reading in SE England which is basically "British Seattle" and had all the tech companies in it (it still does to some extent), but quite a few folded in early 00s and/or sent all their work to lower income countries..
By the time the tech company is gone, all thats left is the empty warehouse and maybe some legacy telecoms kit (by mid 2000s I had so much of it from these places that at my family home there were phones and network in every room, and you had to dial 9 for an outside line when making a phone call
) -
the 2032 illegal raves in abandoned data centers are going to be incredible
@Aleums fuck yeah, i miss raves
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the 2032 illegal raves in abandoned data centers are going to be incredible
@Aleums I'll be 53 and will happily go to those.
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the 2032 illegal raves in abandoned data centers are going to be incredible
@Aleums very cyberpunk.
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the 2032 illegal raves in abandoned data centers are going to be incredible
@Aleums And at least good air quality !
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the 2032 illegal raves in abandoned data centers are going to be incredible
@Aleums you just have to sharte the space with homeless vibecoders who are grilling dogs over oildrums
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They get hauled out either for re-use or the scrap metal value.
(I've helped put on raves in actual abandoned tech buildings in the early 2000s, I used to live in a town called Reading in SE England which is basically "British Seattle" and had all the tech companies in it (it still does to some extent), but quite a few folded in early 00s and/or sent all their work to lower income countries..
By the time the tech company is gone, all thats left is the empty warehouse and maybe some legacy telecoms kit (by mid 2000s I had so much of it from these places that at my family home there were phones and network in every room, and you had to dial 9 for an outside line when making a phone call
)
