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It's my computer though, and I'm paying for the electricity to run it. Why is it any business of yours what calculations I run on it? What an absurd statement.
by voldacar 4y ago
It's my computer though, and I'm paying for the electricity to run it. Why is it any business of yours what calculations I run on it? What an absurd statement.
- datameta 4y agoMultiply your argument by a million people (some of whom run mining farms) and that's when we have a problem.
- angelbar 4y agoSubsidized energy is the problem. Or if it is yours to generate it, the permit to pollute for that energy against the public benefits
- felurx 4y agoIf you burn dozens of kilo-watts, and it's not just you but many others too, and you're all doing it in a way that harms society / the global population much more than it benefits us all, it very much is my and everyone's business. (Or, in other words: It's my lighter, and I'm paying for the gasoline, so why is it any business of yours what I'm setting on fire with it?)