I saved this meme back in 2022 but it feels more relevant now

[cyberfarmer@infosec.exchange]

I saved this meme back in 2022 but it feels more relevant now

[thenovemberman@bookstodon.com]

@cyberfarmer

[miclgael@hachyderm.io]

@cyberfarmer might have to back a few hundred fire trucks into the data fortresses.

[estelle@mstdn.social]

@cyberfarmer with the pivot to immersion cooling in PFAS using heat exchangers to the outside loop, you may have trouble getting water to dissolve in the cooling fluid. for this i recommend adding a bag of fine diatomaceous earth in the fluid supply,

[bundyb@infosec.exchange]

@miclgael @cyberfarmer just need to hit the PDUs, and maybe the UPSes

[johnefrancis@cosocial.ca]

@cyberfarmer I can always change my name to John MagicSmokeReleaser, as I ply my trade travelling from village datacenter to village datacenter with my collection of high-voltage discharging devices.

[dpnash@c.im]

@cyberfarmer For extra insurance that there will be plenty of electrical current in places where there should not be electrical current, throw a little salt into the water stream.

[kate@mk.absturztau.be]

@cyberfarmer@infosec.exchange ..solves the cooling water problem just after few gallons.

[nightlynx@chaos.social]

@cyberfarmer So, Sarah Connor...was...a...gardener?!

[karadanvers@social.chiefgyk3d.com]

O_O thats why ai data centers are sucking up the water around then.... to prevent this

[felipeb@hachyderm.io]

@cyberfarmer
Ctrl + C on the command window literally kills the agent, that's how easy it is