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You ideally want to locate a data centre so that it can be fed from two separate electrical supplies, from different providers, coming into the site from opposite sides. There are certain places where that's geographically doable, others less so.
If you just have one electricity supply, then you're got a Tier 1 data centre. Not a lot of point to that due to that single point of failure.
And you're both missing the point.
The point is not to take a child's toy and take the fun out of it. The point is to take a standardised set of components and get software to come up with a design that isn't going to fall apart / fall over. And this is clearly the first iteration of the thing. The end goal is something much more complex.
Well DUH
If you walk around all day carrying a small and powerful computer running a complex operating system which by definition will contain bugs and you're of interest to someone somewhere, then you're gonna get fucked over.
See the book "Pegasus: The Story of the World's Most Dangerous Spyware" by Laurent Richard and Sandrine Rigaud
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