Article deleted but this covers the same https://arstechnica.com/ai/2026/05/energy-supplier-abandons-lake-tahoe-residents-to-serve-data-centers/

My boss will pause a meeting to live prompt something he wants done. Then start working on implementing the setting or code immediately during the meeting. This tends to draw out the process a lot. Admittedly he is pretty busy. Definitely it’s a crutch. I’ve noticed more AI based decisions that are based on general advise you might see on LinkedIn not the actual condition of the business, available skills or details of the problem. The advice tends to the mean of a typical US based medium sized service style business. I can foresee a point where management won’t be brave enough to take a decision without citing what the AI told them to do.

It’s provided free to factories for fuel. This is of course unofficial but very widespread. https://www.asia-pacific-solidarity.net/news/2025-05-10/toxic-tofu-how-plastic-waste-west-fuels-food-factories-indonesia.html

Especially when “recycled” mixed plastic and paper from western recycling programs is exported. The plastic is likely to be burnt to cook food.

Disappointed to see my own country implicated in this.

If you end up with a second proxmox server with its own storage for redundancy in a cluster then ZFS is great. You can mirror each VM. The only issue is the ZFS storage needs to be named the same. But it can be a different size or media.