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  • First Greenland, then Canada, then Iceland, then Ireland, then the UK.

    First Venezuela, then Panama and Costa Rica, then Colombia, then Nicaragua, Honduras, Guatemala, and then Mexico.

    These are the twisted and greedy ambitions of Donald Trump and the imperialists who prop him up, and the world must cop the fuck on to them before it’s too late. He’d take Japan and South Korea if he could.

    All the while we will see Russia continue to attempt to rebuild the Soviet Union, China expand into Asia, increasing wars between opposing nations in the Middle East, war between India and Pakistan, revolutions in South America, and who knows what kind of fucked up shit in Africa.

    The peace and security of the world is at stake right now.


  • Maybe I’m missing something, but I’m confused how they can promise “high speed access” to the data while also claiming:

    We do not host any copyrighted materials here. We are a search engine, and as such only index metadata that is already publicly available. When downloading from these external sources, we would suggest to check the laws in your jurisdiction with respect to what is allowed. We are not responsible for content hosted by others.

    Do they have the data or do they not have it?

    They also claim to be able to do things like extract text and deduplicate the data… That seems to suggest a significant amount of storage and compute power for a non-profit that has only been around for ~3 years.

    I find this entire thing fishy as fuck. Call me a conspiracy theorist, but I’m not convinced that the entire existence of this data theft operation isn’t simply to be a illicit data broker for AI companies. And now their is direct evidence tying both Anthropic and NVidia to them.










  • I think that sounds pretty solid to me. Realistically you should count on having 3x drives for your important data:

    1. The main data drive(s)
    2. Drive(s) for redundancy, mirroring the data drives. (I use btrfs RAID1 for this.).
    3. Offline local hard drive(s) that you keep somewhere relatively safe that you occasionally backup to.
    4. (Optionally) Some kind of offsite backup.

    So if you plan on having 2TB of data, you’ll ideally want 3x 2TB drives. 2 in the PC mirroring eachother, and 1 in a closet or safe that you plug in and backup to a few times per year. (With bonus points if you can get another 2TB of off site or cloud storage to also backup to, in case of catastrophy.)

    As for how you build it, I think it doesn’t matter too much. Its possible to use whatever random spare PC parts you have to make a decent home server, imo. A lot of people on YouTube and Reddit have all kinds of fancy servers in a rack, but an old repurposed desktop can be fine. ( I would probably use new, decent quality drives though.)