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RE: Sensors in Medical Devices: Controlling Temperature in Laser Surgery

SensoredHacker0 — Tue, 16 Jun 2026 22:20:48 GMT

There are methods to deal with this already, using point conversion. The conversion of energy at a point. power at any given point is insufficient to cause damage, except at the point of convergence. i mean thats so old, maybe physics has been obsoleted. maybe op means source side heat, or the fact getting a living being to hold still is dam near impossible. higher frequency operation might be the way to go, at a billion frames a second, everything stands still.

RE: How to Boost Data Center Sustainability With Sensors

SensoredHacker0 — Tue, 16 Jun 2026 22:03:43 GMT

At work we make heatpumps, in a datacenter campus complex the excess heat is routed from the holding tanks to building heating in the floor, and all the sidewalks, and parking lots so that they dont have to pay for plowing.
Im all for sensor deployment, but i think if these AI data-centers popping up every where were held to the same standards as every other building complex most of the woes regarding their deployments could be avoided. Stop giving these companies exemptions to install AI data-centers doesn't require any intelligence at all.

RE: How to Boost Data Center Sustainability With Sensors

DAB — Sat, 13 Jun 2026 20:40:09 GMT

Since excess heat is a big problem, I would move all of the data centers to cold areas so that I could use the local environment temperatures to cool the centers.

Same Idea works for areas with local water bodies where you could do heat exchanges with the planet.

RE: Data Center Design Standards - Ensuring Efficiency and Compliance

DAB — Thu, 24 Jul 2025 19:22:35 GMT

You make a good point, but you should also understand that if they are all the same, then one hack could take them all down.

Security must be the key component to everyone of these centers.