Re:Microsoft's underwater data centre resurfaces after two y...
by numpad0 on Monday September 14, 2020 @01:03PM
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We need NPT dropped, that’s all it takes I think(given everyone can still be nice after which is a big if)
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Re:Microsoft's underwater data centre resurfaces after two y...
by cedex12 on Monday September 14, 2020 @02:00PM
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the "non-proliferation treaty" ?
Re:Microsoft's underwater data centre resurfaces after two y...
by numpad0 on Monday September 14, 2020 @02:32PM
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Yes, nuclear isn’t hard, they’re so strictly regulated because there aren’t other dual use technology that are more controllable, destructive and easily repurposed by sufficiently advanced nations.
My personal opinion is that if we discover a more devastating weapon of some sort, such as kinetic bombardment using bunches of O'Neill space colonies as projectiles, nuclear becomes comparatively benign and that kinds of event can lead to more de-regulation.