iiinova — where your digital self keeps evolving

… she posts on a “mass surveillance” platform, served by a data center.

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Run them in herdr

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Chechout Omarchy - super cool

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Brent @netmojo.ca · 04/09/2026

A tiny fraction of the rest of industry.

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Brent @netmojo.ca · 22/08/2026

The US dollar is doomed. The deleveraging will continue until cordiality returns.

Brent @netmojo.ca · 22/08/2026

You might enjoy this podcast; discusses the irrationality of the AI datacenter hate movement. podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/t...

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Why Everyone Suddenly Hates AI Data Centers

Podcast Episode · The AI Daily Brief: Artificial Intelligence News and Analysis · August 21 · 33m

Brent @netmojo.ca · 22/08/2026

Cool, now do Ukraine

Isaac Corbrey @isaaccorbrey.com · 18/08/2026

Reposted by Brent

Actually it's a lot less necessary than you think. Did you know a third of the corn we grow becomes fuel ethanol? For in cars? If we replaced just the irrigated fuel ethanol fields with solar panels we would save 45 TIMES MORE WATER than the sum of all data center consumption annually

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Brent @netmojo.ca · 20/08/2026

Your work is appreciated, Andy. Hysteria must be quelled, and reason prevail. 🙏

Brent @netmojo.ca · 13/08/2026

Good advice. Aso built into MacOS. The problem is that many people fail to use those features, and reuse the same password everywhere. Passkeys are better than passwords for numerous reasons, including removing the need to manage passwords. It’s something you have, rather than something you know.

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When visiting the Mona Lisa, don’t do anything stupid, such as prop open an exit door to let bad actors in.

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You are clearly confused about it. Passkeys do not require the purchase of separate devices than the one you are using to access the Internet in the first place.

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It’s your account, on whatever system. It’s also your password - something that many people reuse, so it risks other accounts as well. If you are using any online service, it’s on YOU, the user, to secure your information. Passkeys make that easier for YOU.

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Brent @netmojo.ca · 06/08/2026

Ironic. If you stuck with passwords, that would expose your password, putting any sites you reused it with at risk of compromise as well. If you use passkeys, nothing is lost. Useless without a signature from the private key on your device.

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We also need more electricity and more compute capacity. So legislate carbon capture requirements for any new gas plants. Fixed. 💁‍♂️

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Brent @netmojo.ca · 03/08/2026

$1.6 billion is 0.16% of his net worth

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Brent @netmojo.ca · 29/07/2026

Buildings don’t kill people. People with [irrational fears of] buildings kill people.

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Brent @netmojo.ca · 29/07/2026

Not bsky.app/profile/netm...

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Brent @netmojo.ca · 29/07/2026

And since Russia has now sold about 50% of their gold reserves, and have a greatly diminished petrochemical industry, those rubles should be worth considerably less than they were 5 years ago.

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Brent @netmojo.ca · 27/07/2026

Wasn’t he ineligible the last time, on account of his incitement of insurrection?

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Brent @netmojo.ca · 19/07/2026

The carnivorous common butterwort, Alberta subalpine. #bloomscrolling

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Brent @netmojo.ca · 04/07/2026

Yeah no tech company until now has bundled an app that competes with established ones from other companies. Not that Design is anything like Figma. Paid Claude accounts have content privacy by default, encrypted transport, ephemeral compute, and no model training. Karp is clueless.

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Brent @netmojo.ca · 03/07/2026

The most underrated field of study, as we enter the age of AI.

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Brent @netmojo.ca · 28/06/2026

Forest Lily Alberta, Canada #bloomscrolling

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You can have laws against abuse without trying to pick winners and losers in the market, implement price and/or capital controls, government cronyism, etc..

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What is the upper limit on human ideas?

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The “rigging” is the Cantillon Effect — the financial class benefits most from the money printer.

The list is probably longer for what we get from attempts to centrally plan economies. Ultimately it’s always humans making decisions. I think those with skin in the game tend to make better ones, over those who feel free to use the resources of others, with no personal consequences.

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Years before turning a profit: - Amazon: 9 - Twitter: 12 - Uber: 14 - Tesla: 17 - Spotify: 18 Anthropic is 5 years old.

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What makes you think they’re incapable? Their growth trajectory suggests otherwise.

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They’re well on track to achieve that. Perhaps he’s trying to scare off the competition, attract their talent?

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They have the highest revenue growth in history. This means that more people are paying for their product, month after month.

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