@jb@nicecrew.digital >Classified Pentagon assessment: prolonged Iran ops are unsustainable, and four commands filed "non-concur". Leaders of EUCOM, PACOM, SOUTHCOM and the Navy's top admiral formally disagreed with the Secretary of Defense's orders while agreeing to execute them, per the Secretary of Defense Orders Book. The outlook is bleak: munitions stockpiles critically depleted, logistics and personnel at breaking point, exposure to opportunistic escalation by Russia or China. One analyst frames the leaks as the closest thing to a senior command mutiny. It would not surprise me if a couple senior generals or admirals discussed a coup. The chances of this happening are slim but above zero. >Data center grid connection wait times up to 10 years in the Netherlands, 7 in Germany and Northern Virginia, 5–7 in the UK. Chips and capital are no longer the primary barriers. I don’t remember where I saw this but apparently there are training centers for electricians spinning up. I’d hate to see what happens if the bubble bursts before they can start working.