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I am not echoing it as fact. I saw photos with chopped Ethernet cables, and I saw the IDF's two videos related to that borehole. Those punch-down blocks picture
by emchammer 2y ago
I am not echoing it as fact. I saw photos with chopped Ethernet cables, and I saw the IDF's two videos related to that borehole. Those punch-down blocks pictures on the Internet sleuth site could go either way. It's fine to punch down Ethernet, and I have done so personally. I have also tested the limits of Ethernet's transmission range. It could definitely work within a few hundred meters of UNRWA's building.
The underground power cables referred to in the spreadsheet are for 220 kV transmission lines, which are completely different from 400 V power used in data centers.
Technicians don't need workstations except maybe for bootstrapping. Everybody uses laptops these days.
Why would the data center be sending power upwards to the building?
- someotherperson 2y agoThe point here is that for all intents and purposes, using the information made public, the rooms are located under the university and not UNRWA as the IDF claims.