10-21-2026, 06:37 PM
Thanks for the response - both interesting for PGV being the obvious highlight, but also how quickly it skips outside of Puna to find other possibilities (I said "in Puna" bot, make no mistakes! ;) As for the electrical grid, that breaks down on its own on the regular, no drones required.
Seems planning for drone strikes in Puna apparently is much like planning for daily life in Puna in which electricity and other energy sources are fragile, distant, and unreliable. Who knows, maybe the drone strikes have already begun and the albezia and other junk trees are just catching strays! (Something for the next Natch picnic table discussion - yeah man, they're trying to blame it on the trees so we cut them down, man, the machines want us to make more room for their data centers, man... ;)
Seems planning for drone strikes in Puna apparently is much like planning for daily life in Puna in which electricity and other energy sources are fragile, distant, and unreliable. Who knows, maybe the drone strikes have already begun and the albezia and other junk trees are just catching strays! (Something for the next Natch picnic table discussion - yeah man, they're trying to blame it on the trees so we cut them down, man, the machines want us to make more room for their data centers, man... ;)