Here’s the article i read. https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2026/nov/07/lanarkshire-ai-datacentre-datavita-chapelhall-national-grid-renewable-energy

There was an article a couple days ago about one near Glasgow that I think was supposed to be green and self-powered but has now been revealed will be powered entirely from the national grid.
Perhaps an example of where claims need to be enforcable and progress stopped if the develops back out of commitments that then have an adverse impact on society and the general public.

Im glad someone else noticed that

“…if you believe⁠—which I do, deeply⁠—that computing in many ways equates to intelligence. So the more compute you have, the more intelligent you are…”

Why did nobody in the room interrupt at this point and challenge the validity of the assertion. Sick of these people getting away with spouting nonsense

Glad the article goes on to disagree but i want to see these challenges happening in real time.

I started to play with retro handhelds as a response to enshittification, bloatware, slop, and rent extraction business practices. Adding AI to your handheld is antithetical to the point of it for me.
Maybe I’m alone in that perspective, but this feels like a misstep from anbernic.

Waste of a honeypot. I reckon he would sell his grandmother for cash… don’t believe for a moment that he and nvidia are not finding ways to sell past/through/around restrictions anyway

My mistake. Sorry

Try filen. I put some work stuff there. Though I’m now using it as offsite backup because my self host seafile is what i prefer to use for the day to day

I did a quick review of my options and landed on ivpn too.

I thought obscura sounded interesting but it’s us based and requires mullvad alongside it.

That is what gives me pause with vaultwarden… the need for bitwarden proprietary apps.

Edit: i stand corrected they are not proprietary. Dont know if they could kill compatibility for vaultwarden if they chose to. That is a better explanation of my concern.

Can confirm it works. I have jf over tailscale.

I use my own domain but could be done using tailscale urls if you dont want to deal with certificates, split horizon dns, etc.

Completely agree. That’s why I’ve avoided expressing opinion on the overall situation.

Downvotes testify that neutrality is badly received, but I think everyone should take the information from proton and 404 plus their personal experiences and make their judgements based on that.

Interesting. I’ll have a look.

Edit to add: You were right, some additional information in there, including from another person at Proton. Also many good reminders for why I avoid reddit comments. 😅

As it was before AI. Local is the answer when shared is at the mercy of interests antagonistic to the users.

We all get to read and interpret as we choose.

The pagiarism machine is blocking this? Feels like a shitty double standard.

Its a rebuttal while the pitchforks are waving. Inevitably going to be volatile while the 404 piece has people feeling betrayed and let down.

I found the post useful personally. Seeing the chat screenshots, I have more information for my consideration.

I have zero interest in reddit comments, so didnt read those. I assume its the usual bots arguing with each other.

Probably wouldnt be a road for me, but im probably not a good indicator of other people.

My homelab is dark to the public internet, no exposed ports, no public IP, etc. My domain is an mx only zone.

Self hosting email would require too many fundamental changes to the security posture.

I understand, and please dont take it personally.
I hope the US survives the policies of the current administration and the abuses of power that are sad hallmarks of the US tech industry.

Like i said, the approach is intriguing.

Looks intriguing but looks like an american company - that immediately makes it a non-starter