cyberlimerence

I saw this a couple of days ago, you might be interested: 'World’s first wind-powered underwater datacentre starts operating in China' [1]

[1] https://www.theguardian.com/world/2026/jun/09/worlds-first-w...

Beautiful work, I love fantasy cartography. Someday I actually want to make some maps of my own, I was thinking of ASOIAF. A slightly off-topic question, are these types of maps legal to sell from copyright point of view? I understand that this is quite a niche product, so maybe I'm overthinking it, but do these count as derivative works ?

Even having one instance running should have been immediate whole of NASA five fire alarm type of situation.

Of course, the technical term for that setup is 'catch all', you can set this up with your email provider. You can send your email to "[email protected]", for example.

It's correct in English. [1] The family of Thomas Mann were representatives of German bourgeoisie. From [2] (machine translated): "Thomas Mann and Heinrich Mann, as well as members of the following generation, became writers; in their numerous, often autobiographically influenced literary works, they explored themes such as the history of the German bourgeoisie and educated middle class, as well as its decadence. Through this, the family itself came to be seen by the public as a symbol and late representative of that very social stratum."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burgher_(social_class) [1]

https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mann_(Familie) [2]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bildungsb%C3%BCrgertum

https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/B%C3%BCrgertum

Your math is way off, China and India combined are roughly 35 %.

Reads like something out of Philip K. Dick’s writing. Fridges with ads. Talking doors.

I would not associate anything that Meta does with the word "design". Instagram's UI changes every two months for no particular reason, and now there is a big, ugly and absolutely useless "Ask Meta AI" button in WhatsApp right under your thumb. Maybe we'll get some liquid glass effects now.

They did, but the goalposts keep moving, so to speak. We're approximately here : advanced semiconductors, artificial intelligence, reusable rockets, quantum computing, etc. Chinese will never catch up. /s

It's MIT-licensed, so you can fork and strip the images. It's more of a request than a demand.

Only if antibiotic resistant bacteria don't kill us first.

I love stuff like this. I encourage everyone to check out 'Méditerranée Sans Frontières' map. [1][2]

[1] http://mediterraneesansfrontieres.org/babel4.html [2] https://amroali.com/2020/12/what-a-sideway-map-of-the-medite...

I never said it would be easy, but if they really want it, it should be possible. Airbus, for example, is a pan-European entity, build up of French, German and Spanish companies which preceded it.

Realistically all the European mini-clouds like OVH, Scaleway, Hetzner, etc should collaborate and field some pan-European offering, similar to the American/Chinese mega clouds. And EU Commission, or whatever, should invest in the name of strategic competition.

As long as you're not funneling this data to the Big Tech/Big Cloud/Big Ads, possibly self hosting and partially anonymizing data, and using it for personal purposes, I feel like it's fine. Web is lonely, so watching numbers go up and seeing that, for example, your writing is being read around the world can be a huge motivator to continue creating.

#comments >>> #points --> flame war detector

It's hosted in Italy, as per the DNS record. I don't think you can register .eu domain if you're not based in Europe/EU.

Does Loeb plan to apply this thesis to every interstellar object ?

Trickle up economics, what a joke.

> "This was a catastrophic failure on my part," the AI said.

I think there are multiple versions of this. One example is Gråkappan.[1] It was mentioned in the Severence series, funnily enough.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_XI_of_Sweden#Greycoat

From the FAQ on the main page:

> How do you make the illustrations?

> By hand, in Figma. There's no secret - it's as complicated as it look