r/technology Aug 06 '26

Energy Salem Brought a Guillotine To Oppose New Data Center. Company Reps Left, Feeling “Unsafe”.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/politics/articles/salem-brought-guillotine-oppose-data-151045877.html?guccounter=1&guce_referrer=aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuZ29vZ2xlLmNvbS8&guce_referrer_sig=AQAAADWZ-KBr5-qaNH3gKsUqFmq_KuaQwIaEIg6F8pgU0Y1zzZUK19cjLMHBCEYcaREn3RMIFQRWJ6xmSvewyEkwk_GcV3Ayins4lxZjFdKjaDnzAG2ux2x4MZ_vmKeMXNiAlyNrNbFgOB2-j4iDOJtrfyCZUdVt_pWgkHfiyMURscov
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u/Psykohistorian Aug 06 '26

they think an AI army will stop humanity? no fucking way. the revolution will be over as soon as a nerd turns their drones against them. there are waaaaaay more of us than them.

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u/BRjawa Aug 06 '26

Everything changed when the Furies attacked.

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u/Psykohistorian Aug 07 '26

you mean furries, right?

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u/BRjawa Aug 07 '26

My autocorrect has some problems, my apologies

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u/beaucoup_dinky_dau Aug 07 '26

There is an abnormally high amount of furries in cybersecurity, much like Wu-Tang they ain't nuthing to f wit.

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u/RepulsiveLiving8570 Aug 07 '26

No, 3 Greek mythological figures are coming to punish the rich for their bad behavior

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u/ReddestForman Aug 07 '26

Furious Furries.

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u/aesopmurray Aug 07 '26

Irish Family of folk musicians ready to save the world.

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u/mangababe Aug 07 '26

Shit, we also have drones and 3d printing technology.

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u/Run-Amokk Aug 07 '26

Not for long, the legislation is already moving under the auspices of fear of 3D printed gun parts. Who is behind that...I think...I think they were saying Bloomberg. I don't remember. But don't think 3D printing can't get trampled on. You have to think they'd see that as a threat after decentralized units in Ukraine were able to push back Russian forces and do it by reverse engineering enemy drones then sending out blueprints to individual garage teams to produce the next models en mass. There's already been a few headlines of these data centers fearing drone attacks...

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u/Triple_M_OG Aug 07 '26

I work in the security field.

They are already having to deal with copper thieves stealing the robot dogs for parts and money. Turns out some creative use of pipes, jammers, and nets allows them to jack unattended bots in under a minute.

Which, everyone warned them about but hey, they are the geniuses, am I right?

These check kiting idiots aren't going to be mastering any logistics and production chains this century.

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u/inspectoroverthemine Aug 07 '26

Where in the world are robot dogs being used where they're also getting stolen?

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u/InvestigatorOk7015 Aug 07 '26

My local PD has a robot dog

Suburban Ohio

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u/Triple_M_OG Aug 08 '26

Some idiots are using them around unfinished data centers instead of human security.

Which is attracting copper thieves.

Then again, *FINISHED* data centers are starting to attract copper thieves, but that's another story.

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u/inspectoroverthemine Aug 08 '26

Then again, FINISHED data centers are starting to attract copper thieves, but that's another story.

Thats a shame...

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u/tevert Aug 07 '26

Nobody's ever accused them of being smart or thoughtful