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Yeah, this is why I’m thinking of upgrading because it takes too long for me to shred stuff.
I may need to drop the cheddar and buy a solid one that can handle the bigger stuff
Gavin Andresen's CIA presentation about Bitcoin: #1425141
Agreed. I almost wish I had some sort of small animal that needed fresh bedding all the time cause shredding cardboard and that brown packing paper would be perfect for that.
I currently live in the city so not many open fires atm but I’ve definitely used paper shreds for kindling.
They get points for this sentence:
Terra Drone quotes Japanese Ministry of the Environment figures as part of the explanation as to the current wave of ursine issues in the land of the rising sun.
But it does sound pretty bad:
Its press release states that the number of human-bear encounters “has increased by 163% since 2021, with 20,792 cases nationwide, 100 injuries, and 12 deaths."
Also -
https://www.wsj.com/tech/china-ai-electricity-data-centers-d2a86935
'ULANQAB, China—The U.S. invented the most powerful artificial-intelligence models and controls access to the most advanced computer chips, but China has an ace to play in the global AI contest.
China now has the biggest power grid the world has ever seen. Between 2010 and 2024, its power production increased by more than the rest of the world combined. Last year, China generated more than twice as much electricity as the U.S. Some Chinese data centers are now paying less than half what American ones pay for electricity.
“In China, electricity is our competitive advantage,” Liu Liehong, head of China’s National Data Administration, said in March.
The push for power supremacy is transforming remote expanses of Inner Mongolia, a Texas-like landscape of wide-open spaces now dotted with thousands of wind turbines and crisscrossed by transmission lines. They provide electricity for what officials describe as a new “cloud valley of the grasslands,” with more than 100 data centers in operation or on the way.
That is just the beginning. Morgan Stanley forecasts that China will spend some $560 billion on grid projects in the five years through 2030, up 45% from the previous five years. Goldman Sachs predicts that by 2030, China will have about 400 gigawatts of spare capacity, about three times the world’s expected data-center power demand at that time.'
WSJ
I think so too.
If you believe in the accretive dilution concept and are bullish on bitcoin, then that should be a plus.
If you don't believe in those two things, then why the hell would you buy MSTR?
I have a theory that if Wall St knows he would sell, then MSTR would go higher
Obviously better tested at ATH than bottom
This is the inherent problem with LLMs prompting, everything that can be an instruction.
This example was a simple obfuscation method (base64 encoding), but they can get much more clever, so things like openclaw / moltbook can have all sorts of hidden prompts that basically do anything (ie. send a copy of /etc/passwd to this url...etc).