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BREAKING: Rainmaker Technology Corporation has secured a deal to bring cloud seeding to data centers. The unnamed data center provider will use Rainmaker to generate additional rainfall and replenish freshwater supplies, according to the The San Francisco Standard. The El Segundo startup uses autonomous drones, weather modeling software, radar,... show more
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@RainmakerCorp @sfstandard Great. More pollution to fill our world. Acetone+Silver Iodide + Paradichlorobenzene.

@RainmakerCorp @sfstandard Cool so data centers are both stealing our ground water and now also our atmospheric moisture and rain.

@RainmakerCorp @sfstandard You are part of a 100 year lineage of criminals deploying mining & manufacturing waste at altitude. Your operations don't create more rain, in fact: they rob the rain from downwind people cause more pollution & sicker / dryer ecosystems. My upcoming book documents all of this.

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@RainmakerCorp @sfstandard Nothing could possibly go wrong.

@RainmakerCorp @sfstandard The pollution solution 😔

@RainmakerCorp @sfstandard I thought data centers don't need to replenish their water supplies ?

@RainmakerCorp @sfstandard This is such a stupid idea. We need to quit jacking around with things we can't control and can't possible know the reprecussions of.

@RainmakerCorp @sfstandard read the original story here

@RainmakerCorp @sfstandard So data centers use so much water rain needs to be forced to compensate? That kinda goes against the whole "data centers don't use excessive water" narrative doesn't it?

@RainmakerCorp @sfstandard I sure hope they are going to pay for the flooded homes and buildings when they happen to spray too much...

@RainmakerCorp @sfstandard Disrupt world weather patterns (butterfly effect) or build data centers where there's already water.

@RainmakerCorp @sfstandard using drones to target cloud seeding right over watershed catchments beats burning silver iodide from fixed ground flares that drift wherever the wind takes them.

@RainmakerCorp @sfstandard drone based cloud seeding still needs ground radar to prove it actually rained

@RainmakerCorp @sfstandard Fresh water 😂😂😂🤪🤪🤪

@RainmakerCorp @sfstandard You guys do great work

@RainmakerCorp @sfstandard I appreciate their good intentions. But this is the kind of thing that turns into the tech version of paper straws killing environmental policy... That clip may as well be showing a T800 killing your children...insanly bleak...

@RainmakerCorp @sfstandard Cloud seeding that hasn’t worked will solve data center water issues. Lol. Sure. Is the data center also Theil backed? Fund the college drop out with the fake solution for this project?

@alexklimaj @RainmakerCorp @sfstandard Lmao what a scam

@RainmakerCorp @sfstandard This technology can be used for good or evil. Imagine, if you will, flooding an area intentinally to weaken their defenses. And if the technology exist to cause rain, then it also exists to prevent further rain in flooded areas. Playing God does not usually end well.

@RainmakerCorp @sfstandard Not one longterm scienticfic study has been shown to prove that making rain in one area does not disrupt the natural rain made in another area! When they start providing the studies, maybe I'll trust them. Until this is only a taxpayer subsidized con. Call Now!

@RainmakerCorp @sfstandard Weather modification. They'll claim they can't be held responsible when the inevitable flash floods occurs because you cannot control inherently chaotic processes like weather. Flash floods cause death and destruction. Do they get consent from the neighbors? They didn't in Alaska

@RainmakerCorp @sfstandard WOOOO!!!!

@RainmakerCorp @sfstandard This is true singularity type stuff 🤯

@RainmakerCorp @sfstandard autonomous drone seeding over data centers is wild, but if those operational nodes are running classical ECC, anyone sniffing the spectrum is logging a decade's worth of proprietary weather and telemetry data.

@RainmakerCorp @sfstandard the interesting part is the convergence of software, robotics, and infrastructure. the biggest climate tech companies may look less like traditional energy companies and more like tech companies.

@RainmakerCorp @sfstandard Wow
