Data center gear is being hijacked in transit to the tune of hundreds of millions

Data center gear is being hijacked in transit to the tune of hundreds of millions

atomicWAR SkyBill40 said: Smells like Dominic Toretto and crew. You beat me to it. The Fast and Furious XI the Valley of Silicon Cache$ Reply

atomicWAR Why_Me said: ? I mean… I don't condone it, didn't upvote the commitment on it but I don't condone what the indusrty is doing with AI or prices either… hard to not root for what feels like karmic justice in the 'less' bad guys. Just sayn… Reply

PEnns Breaking news: It was definitely an inside job and the suspect has been identified as someone called Karma. Reply

drivinfast247 bigdragon said: So you're telling me that people would rather risk consequences with the law than work jobs according to corporate directives? Sounds like there's a systemic problem with the way people are being compensated. We have a serious problem when ripping off data center projects nets people a better quality of life than working legitimately through the system. I don't doubt that a lot of these heists are inside jobs or aided by insiders. Not sure if thats sarcasm. On that same note, some people would rather collect cans or steal copper than get a legitimate job. I'm guessing ripping off data center goods pays a bit better than garbage picking. Reply

bigdragon drivinfast247 said: Not sure if thats sarcasm. On that same note, some people would rather collect cans or steal copper than get a legitimate job. I'm guessing ripping off data center goods pays a bit better than garbage picking. Not sarcasm. I'm genuinely annoyed that so many people in my generation and younger generations are struggling. The entry-level retail job I had 25 years ago still pays about the same today as it did then — that's not right. In no world should stealing tech shipments better compensate someone than working legitimately, but here we are. Reply

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