You should also expect that no place is safe from climate disasters.

Deserts and low-lying coastal regions are more susceptible, surely? There must be places that will be less at risk, even if not from human effects such as migration.

Reviews suggest it predicts extreme outcomes without communicating confidence levels, i.e. it’s unrealistically alarmist. I might read it bearing that in mind.

https://climatefeedback.org/evaluation/scientists-explain-what-new-york-magazine-article-on-the-uninhabitable-earth-gets-wrong-david-wallace-wells/

I keep my location quiet online, but insurance company reports is an interesting avenue

Thanks, interesting. Written six years ago, has climate science changed its forecasts since then? I don’t know how fast the science moves

ubuntu for similar reasons

Hi, I want to play with sending small amounts of data between multiple GPUs, for a distributed computing POC, but want a small PC case. Most of the time I won’t use the GPUs.

I have other reasons to want a normal, small PC. I don’t expect to change the hardware much once I get it. I will consider the other approach, but in the mean time I’d like to know what the eGPU options are.

The prototype involves sending a small amount of data between devices, and doing some small calculations. I expect to get 3050s, and even those will be massive overkill. I’m specifically prototyping sending data.

Thanks for mentioning this, I’ll think about it.

In short, I have a very niche requirement for multiple (at least three) GPUs, but want an mATX build. Performance is unimportant, it’s all for a prototype