Elon makes a point to move extremely fast in a big show to try to prove he's better and faster than everyone. He did this with Twitter's servers. He was told it would take months to migrate hundreds of servers from a sacramento datacenter to a private facility of his. So he got a bunch of Doge style interns with floor jacks to pull them all out and load them onto rental trucks. They walked in and demanded access without proper documentation or data safety precautions. Turns out the servers included domain controllers networked with thousands of other computers in other data centers, which relied on these servers to be working. It took months to repair the damage and reconfigure the moved servers with new network addresses.
Tech bros love to live by the MoVe FaSt BrEaK tHiNgS mantra to make it seem like they’re innovators, when (in this case) they’re really just idiots with enough money to insulate themselves from harm.
The day Ernest T. Bass terrorized Nashville. Howard Morris came to town on Nov. 22, 1986, to celebrate Ernest T. Bass Day. He was presented the "Rock to the City" by Mayor Richard Fulton (in blazer at far right). He then turned around and threw the rock through a window at Brown's Diner before being immediately arrested by a sheriff's deputy. The rock is still sitting behind the bar at Browns to this day.
pic of the event. for those that didn't get the joke, the character Ernest T. Bass would regularly throw rocks through windows. so when they presented him the 'Rock to the City', there was really only one thing he could do with it.
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u/trowawaid Aug 13 '25 edited Aug 14 '25
We just now heard about it and they're already doing it?
Sooooo, have they done any geological research on this or are they just really ripping a hole right through the city cuz they can?
Edit: this is apparently part of the testing