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Seems like the risk/disruption involved in bringing down a critical public service would require them to do it somewhere else. The second largest city in the US
by caseysoftware 10y ago
Seems like the risk/disruption involved in bringing down a critical public service would require them to do it somewhere else. The second largest city in the US is a poor choice.
Aren't there relatively isolated places where this could be tested with much less risk? The middle of the South Pacific? The Australian Outback? Or even Northern Canada?
- dsl 10y agoActually that is the best place to test it. LA might be right there, but almost all of Nevada is government owned. Imagine doing this test on the east coast and knocking out NYC, Philly, Chicago, DC, etc.
- rconti 10y ago"not the worst" doesn't really make it the best. There are still vastly less-densely populated areas of even the continental US.