Podbit · Matt and Shane's Secret Podcast
WiFi signals bounce off walls and anything that interferes with the signal can be mapped — meaning the military and potentially others can see outlines of objects and people in a room. The guys wonder if this means someone can see their dicks.
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The Austin Energy texts prompt a broader conversation about data centers and the electrical grid. Nate pulls up a news report: NV Energy, Nevada's primary utility, informed Liberty Utilities — the provider for 50,000 people near Lake Tahoe — that it intends to stop delivering power to the region sometime after May 2027, forcing them to find a new energy source. The reason: all the power is going to data centers being built in North Las Vegas. The detail that makes it worse — data centers are apparently underreporting their projected consumption, making the situation harder to plan around. [1] — Nate Marshall "NV Energy is abandoning 50,000 residents in the Lake Tahoe area after May 2027, redirecting electricity to data centers in North Las Vegas.…" 1:08:00 Matt expresses genuine disbelief that a utility can legally abandon 50,000 customers, but the numbers are in the news story. Nate points out it's always the poorest, lowest-density communities that get these facilities — and then pay the price. The wifi-sees-through-walls digression follows: Nate mentions that WiFi signal interference can be used to map the contents of a room, which he believes the military already does.
Data centers are reportedly underreporting how much electricity they plan to consume, causing utility companies to redirect supply away from residential customers.
Nevada utility NV Energy informed Lake Tahoe-area provider Liberty Utilities it will stop delivering power to approximately 50,000 residents after May 2027, redirecting supply to data centers.
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