its literally how every single other buisness operates

no business operater gets jailed for not running the business as you want to happen

if walmart closes early

they can go out of business anytime they want

the government doesnt come in and arrest the CEO

@LotheronPrime Hmm, so I'm thinking of using commodity water cooling equipment, and I like your modular idea

@LotheronPrime combining modularity and water cooling, though, can be a bit of a pain maybe

LOL

to have the state come in and arrest the owner for not doing what you want when you want it? @JULZIFICATOR

ive never seen a walmart close early cuz someone just felt like it

air cooling is loud though, when you're dissipating a few hundred watts

Ive never seen it, it must not happen

maybe

LOL you guys keep ignoring that i said "explicitly stating the bounds of the work you do"

Businesses are not contractually obligated to the government to stay open

You dont have to

CPU coolers are quiet and they dissapate more than 100w

@JULZIFICATOR no I'm not, because that is advocating for a gulag

I acknowlege that point, and I say it doesnt happen

it shouldnt ever need to happen

@Asteral you okay today bud

its all about cfm

at least with the government

bigger blades, lower speed, same cfm, quieter

120mm ore more

If there is a person to person contract, then contract law comes into play

that is communism you are advocating for with "explicitly stating the bounds of the work you do"

@LotheronPrime maybe I could have some sort of modular air conduit

that is a gulag

that's much easier to hook up

sometimes (most of the time actually) that actually includes what bounds you refuse service upon

yeah ifyou could line up the heatsinks

and counts for unexpected closures

that will probably work quite well, yeah

jsut send air through the whole thing until it doesn't cool the end enough

then just move up

@Austin ?

but 120-140mm fans are cheap

Just a concern

why did something happen?

@LotheronPrime yeah, I do wonder what speed they'll be operating at though, and how much heatsink material I'll need