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Sounds like we saved a lot of tons of CO2.
by jujube3 2y ago
Sounds like we saved a lot of tons of CO2.
- more_corn 2y agoAlways look on the bright side!
- aflag 2y agoHard to say, it could actually increased emissions. As when the timings of things don't align correctly it's common to cause an increase of resource usage. Eg. people travelling less optimal route, extra commutes back and to the airport. People having to physically travel to datacentres in order to fix things, just rebooting the machine without need will use more CPU.
- mbreese 2y agoOr planes taking less efficient routes or flying at faster speeds to “make up time”.
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- systemtest 2y agoIn my country, companies are required by law to keep track of their CO2 emissions. In the case of CrowdStrike, they would have been able to deduct this event from their emissions for decades.