Spyke
WhyJiffiereply
sh.itjust.works

r better yet: swap on google drive with rclone. discordfs also an option

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Dremorreply
lemmy.world

Unfortunately it won't be consumer grade memory, so don't get your hope up.

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There are 2nd hand AMD Epyc motherboards and CPUs that are currently cheaper than the RDIMM memory needed to do anything with useful with them.

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Its dubai-- they'll have slaves out there picking up the ram before the fires are even put out. Although to be fair, they have been slowly getting better. They only have about 1.4% of the population enslaved at this point.

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Oh no! Anyways...

I'm really saddened though by the amount of needless destruction of resources and life that this war causes.

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That's the worst part. Huge waste right when we need to be lowering our footprint. The only positive will be damage to extractive international capitalism based on fossil fuels, and potentially the pressure to make economies more local and less fossil fuel dependent.

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lemmy.world

Seems more like they are calling their shots to show the US military cant stop them. "9 ball, corner pocket".

As a counter to their swagger, I say we surround those buildings with our well-trained and highly-competent ICE agents. As the missiles rain down they can shoot them out of the sky with their rifles. Its worth a try.

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Buffaloxreply
lemmy.world

And the more ICE agents the bigger the chance it will work.

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billybobreply
lemmy.zip

I know they’re both fired but being the patriots they are I bet Kristi Noem and Pam Bondi would be willing to help out as well. Hell you know Pete Hegseth would do wonders for this country if he was over there. Send the whole crew over. It would be the most patriotic thing Trump could do.

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hayvanreply
piefed.world

AFAIK Stargate is Sam Altman, not Elon. You're probably confusing with Starlink and Starship.

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BuyEUreply
lemmy.ml

The Stargate system was built by the ancients. The Goa'uld just used it to get around.

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he is one of the goauld underling of system lord thiel. and his other pets are trump and JD VANCE, and Karl.

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piefed.social

Or perhaps they were just saying that because its worth saying, even randomly in random places.

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I upvoted it anyway, because I gatta Nazi's even when the story isn't show Nazi's.

I'm sure you do as well, but I also do, additionally.

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wonder if he named it because of the SHOW. we know altmans master, thiel names his own companies after lotr.

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Do it and nothing of real value to humanity will be lost.
Except of course the monetary value of the AI chips. and those are owned by the 1%, so taking away some of their control, Iran will actually do Democracy of the world a favor.

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Agreed, Its not like the AI answers from my alexa can get any worse. Bombing some shitty corporations data centers has pretty much nothing at all to do with the American public. Some rich arseholes will lose a few dollars they dont care about and life will go on as usual.

Maybe some AI product launches will be delayed, which is a net win for the entire planet.

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lemmy.ca

You gotta give it to Iran for being completely unbested when it comes to identifying pressure points (markedly ahead of the largest economy in the world.)

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lemmy.myserv.one

My theory is that there is a strong potential that Iran is going to come out of this bullshit war as a regional power that can punch way above their weight class.

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lemmy.world

I think the actual goal is to create a fierce enemy hellbent on destruction of the US so there is always an enemy to fight. That's why they are bombing the schools and research centers, they want to make the Iranian people hate us completely so they can always say "You have to elect us, they want to destroy us and the other party is weak"

We have always been at war with Eastasia.

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Its kind of a Tower of Babel situation, the not rich people had built a great tool of communication and cooperation. The wealth gods felt threatened by the combined power of the poor and the middle. So the weatlh gods destroyed the internet, hiding knowledge behind flase orAIcles and gatekeeping with token currency.

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kreskinreply
lemmy.world

They will finally get around to building their nukes too, after this. And Israel wont be so eager to bomb them all the time.

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Large but young. A civilization as old as Iran's will know a thing or two about real politik and how to utilize leverage. Iran could easily come out of this a regional power as it has been throughout history. China has also risen much closer to its historical global standing and India is accelerating in that direction also. We are watching an era of Western hegemony fade away and it is fascinating to see. Doubt it will be as bad as the fall of the Romans and 1000 years of religious dogma and anti-intellectualism but this is a high risk period for sure.

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they know the most of the democratic countries are head flimsily by AI economically, so they target where it will likely cause the bubble to occur faster.

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I see Iran has taken lessons in the "get the world to like you" class

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lemy.lol

As someone who dies not support Iran, I see nothing wrong with this headline.

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same, I did not have "supports actions of Iran" on my bingo card, but here we are.

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knotRyderreply
lemmy.ca

The more headlines I'm seeing about Iran the more I'm starting to support them I don't support any regime though

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Good to keep in mind it is still an oppressive theocracy with public killings and their own flavor of violent regime thugs, working above laws, just like Russia has their militia and US has their ICE etc.

But, in comparison to this current flavor of the US, I too find myself preferring Iran here, and not only because they are the victim here, which is just bonkers in any objective sense. The world is just nuts.

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piefed.world

Imagine telling someone even like a year or two ago that in this war Iran would be the "good guys".

and it's one of those conflicting good guys cause...well...Iran and all the shit they've done to their people. I want to cheer them on for doing exactly this to data centers but at the same time I feel very guilty for doing so.

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hayvanreply
piefed.world

More like antihero. Iran regime is evil, plain and open. But in this evil vs evil conflict they are the underdogs. In sheer military strength it's not even a close match. They are making do with what they have and hitting the bigger evil where they can hurt.

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atzanteolreply
sh.itjust.works

The "bigger evil" eh? The US is the one who killed 10 thousand+ protesters? And the US is the one where women are beaten to death in the streets for showing their faces? Where LGBTQ people worry about a lot more than "can I play sports or use a public restroom?"

Lemmy has gone stupid over Iran. The two aren't even close. Iran isn't a "hero" in any sense of the word.

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lemmy.world

Iran isn't threatening the rest of the world though, and Magastan has killed several orders of magnitude more people on every continent. Including its own citizens.

Also, Magastan is directly responsible for the Iranian regime coming to power in the first place. So these atrocities committed are also blood on Magastan hands

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I am pretty sure I borrowed it in the same way from someone else. Don't think I am witty enough to have come up with that myself, but I don't recall where I saw it.

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Mycatiskaireply
lemmy.ca

The bigger evil is the one that overthrew their democratically elected government in 1953 to protect British oil interests.

Women wore skirts, there was freedom and education for all but their government wanted the oil under their country and BP wanted to not pay a fair amount for it.

This is chickens coming home to roost after 60+ years for the CIA and MI6.

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yucandureply
lemmy.world

This is chickens coming home to roost

Not even close. Would need to find those BP execs to start.

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BP was just the company getting the oil. The US and Britain wanted a destabilized Middle East, the govt's are to blame.

Now the US fell into a trap. Now they have had to remove sanctions on Iranian oil and Iran has started selling their oil for more money and in Chinese Yuan. They are making money on every barrel they allow through the strait and like it or not they are now a rising world power in opposition to a power in decline, the USA. I hope that that new world power will not be too cruel to it's people and others but with the position they have been in for the last 60 years, I can't really blame them if they are a cruel power to those in power in the region.

I don't support them being brutal towards those who took them down so long ago and their allies but I'm not surprised.

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Speaking of chickens coming home to roost, why did Oracle build expensive data centers there of all places? Are they just effing stupid?

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The US is the one who bankrolled, enabled and protected a literal genocide, which is worse than everything you just said.

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The bloodthirsty regime in Iran is not a "hero" in any word indeed. Nor is the US that has engaged in this unjustified aggression and early on killed a school full of pupils. As it stands I don't know how large the blood toll is, likely the Iranian regime has still more blood of its own people on its hands, but the US is working on getting there. Let's see how long this 3 days special military operation will take.

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Imagine telling someone even like a year or two ago that in this war Iran would be the "good guys".

They always have been in conflicts with America/Israel. As it turns out, what America and Israel want for Iran is somehow even worse than the Islamic Republic.

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lemmy.world

USrael is bombing schools, hospitals, residential buildings, water processing plants, orphanages, ambulances, and journalists in Iran, Gaza, the West Bank, and Lebanon. Iran is targeting mega corporations, US bases, IsraHell, military commanders, and politicians AND they are making a ceasefire contingent on ending the genocide in Gaza. I think it’s safe to say Iran are the good guys here. If you believe they slaughtered 80,000 protesters in 48 hours, you’re drinking the CIA koolaid, friend.

https://thegrayzone.com/2026/02/24/ned-congress-starlinks-iran-violence/

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In 1960s, Cosmopolitan magazine brainwashed women to wear mini skirts and smoke in public, and I said nothing, because that shit was hott.

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Thalionreply
lemmy.ca

Iran doing some good things does not mean that it's not a bad regime.

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lemmy.world

Why are you repeating Trump’s war propaganda for free, helping him and Israel slaughter civilians, journalists, and healthcare workers, and destroy schools, hospitals, and homes? Calling Iran’s democratically-elected government a “bad regime” is not only uninformed and childish but it is harmful—it is helping to manufacture consent among the public of the Western world to support or tolerate the continuation of these evil war crimes being committed against Iran by USrael.

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Thalionreply
lemmy.ca

Two things can be true. The Iranian regime is bad. The US regime is bad and started an unjust war.

Also, democratically elected? I must have slept through the last supreme leader elections

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lemmy.world

Just because you weren’t aware of it doesn’t mean it didn’t happen.

Masoud Pezeshkian won the 2024 Iranian presidential election on July 6 and was inaugurated July 28. Pezeshkian, who is still president, has criticized the Iranian government’s handling of protesters in the past, is an advocate for the rights of ethnic minorities in Iran (like the Kurds and Azeris), and has appointed two women as Vice Presidents, one as a minister in his cabinet, and a woman as his spokesperson.

The Ayatollah is the equivalent of the Queen of England + the Archbishop of Canterbury and has both political and religious power, but the president is elected by the people of Iran and runs the country along with various councils. According to the UN, the official leader of Iran is the president, not the Ayatollah.

Maybe try to diversify your media intake so you’re not only consuming narratives manufactured to support US imperialism and hegemony (I.e. billionaire-owned mainstream media). I recommend reading President Pezeshkian’s message to the American people he posted the other day. We would be lucky to have a president as intelligent and humane as him.

https://x.com/drpezeshkian/status/2039418009052119190

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Thalionreply
lemmy.ca

I get my info from plenty of sources, I'm just neither an idiot nor some shill, I hadn't decided where you fall but if you think the president of Iran is the one calling the shots I'll go with idiot.

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You dont really have to consider them the good guys, but they're the ones who are defending themselves against terrorism

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Iran has been preparing for a war for the past 25 years. Pretty sure they have a couple of cards left.

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"Should the US proceed with its threats concerning Iran's power plant facilities, the following retaliatory measures shall be promptly enacted. All power plants, energy infrastructure, and information and communication technology of the Zionist regime, and all similar companies in the region that have American shareholders, shall face complete and utter annihilation,"

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Hey do that and come here and Bob ours next, and if you're still feeling frisky, bomb the pop up ICE headquarters next.

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The only way out of this I see is to drive a wedge between billionaire oligarchs and this administration. Seems like a smart move.

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Dear Iran,

The world can only get and maintain an erection or ladyboner for so long.

If AI is gonna bust, we should bust as well.

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piefed.zip

This is one of the reasons why Donald's idea of ​​turning around, saying he won, and walking away couldn't work. Nothing prevents Iran from continuing to crush American interests in the region

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fedia.io

This is one of the reasons why Donald's idea of ​​turning around, saying he won, and walking away couldn't work.

I mean it would—if he actually stopped bombing them and helping Israel bomb them. Unilateral de-escalation only works if you actually de-escalate.

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Voroxpetereply
sh.itjust.works

While the US backing off will be a necessary component of a de-escalation, Iran is under no obligation to start playing nice just because the US does. They're going to demand serious concessions before they unclench their fists and release their chokehold on the strait.

Trump can't just TACO his way out of this one. He either has to commit to a full scale invasion, or come to the table with a peace offer Iran will accept.

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chaogomureply
lemmy.world

Since trump has bombed Iran multiple times during peace talks, Iran is not going to trust Mango Mussolini again.

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Voroxpetereply
sh.itjust.works

Exactly. Which is why their demands are only going to be bigger now. They're going to assume that any concessions they get will only be good until next time Trump tears up the deal or attacks them in the middle of negotiations, so they're going to maximise the benefit they get for as long as they get it.

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chaogomureply
lemmy.world

Why would they entertain peace talks at all? Israel has murdered Iran's top negotiator, and Trump is obviously compromised by Israel.

No, the smart play here is to just keep the straight closed to American and Israeli traffic and allies while looking for opportunities for their own decapitation strikes.

Once someone else is in power, then negotiations can resume.

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Never put your enemy on death ground. If Iran decide to point blank refuse any notion of a compromise that basically leaves Trump with no other (face saving) option other than full scale invasion. Iran have negotiated very smartly throughout this whole situation, I expect they'll continue to do so.

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Not even close, Iran has had its political and religious leader killed, the father of the new leader, so why would they stop even if the USA stopped?

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lemmy.ca

US leaves, and GCC allies with Iran the same day. SoH open the same day. All GCC infrastructure safe. No reason for US companies to stop their GCC funded investments/infrastructure.

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Fonireply
piefed.zip

That would imply that the US would dismantle its bases throughout the region so that the Gulf countries would align themselves with Iran. Even if something like that could happen (doubtful), it couldn't happen quickly or under bombardment. US companies wouldn't maintain investments under those circumstances either, and the problem is the reverse investment, from the Gulf to the US.

P.S.: I'm not American, I had to look up half of those initials

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That would imply that the US would dismantle its bases throughout the region so that the Gulf countries would align themselves with Iran.

An option that the US has to compensating Iran in exchange for peace, and then US paying for world peace, while keeping GCC control, is to just withdraw and try to pay, be nice to GCC, to keep them under their control umbrella with hope of returning to bases for new attacks on Iran. This cannot work, because Iran would stay angry at them. US bases are destroyed, and require repair $. Trump just proposed a 2027 budget with $600B increase in defense spending, 10% cut to social/health services, and $200B extra Iran war costs. Before the war, Dems wanted last healthcare cuts removed to reopen government.

There is a genuine threat to automatic Israel reparations funding, and if GCC are practical towards Iran cooperation, then Trump and repbulicans will spite them, and Dems may promote fewer health/social cuts instead of strenthening the absolute failure of a "US protection contract" for these nations. GCC would need to continue being Israel/US colony voluntarily sacrificing themselves to Iran superiority, instead of being practical. Their biggest customer, China, can assist in making them more practical in friendship with Iran and China.

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Come on dudes you don't need to make threats, just live your best life and missile strike data centers!

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That's just them being eco-friendly to account for all the oil things.

But horror - how will I survive not ignoring AI generated memes that ppl post on Lemmy for some reason ...

/s

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Is that just proposed or is there actual hardware already installed.

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