

https://toughsf.blogspot.com/2017/07/all-radiators.html
You are right in that it is simple, but it is simple in the worst way; you can’t just shed heat in space. You have to convert it and radiate it away, which takes infrastructure and power. If the ISS had the compute capacity of a datacenter, the required radiators would engulf the station.
Also, datacenters are manned. Things break. In space, you need to either leave the earth’s protective magnetosphere or do constant station-keeping because you’re close to the atmosphere. If you leave the magnetosphere, you have to shield all of your electronics which adds a lot of weight and you can forget using the latest CPUs because they can’t handle the high energy particle bombardment, even with shielding.








Because pretending to be anything else in a system where all power structures have the same incentives to oppress and abuse the lowest rung is giving in to that power structure. You can vote the greatest person into power and they’ll still be ineffective and their term will be over before they can move the needle.
Everywhere I’ve been in life, there has been an asshole above me who made it their mission to make me miserable, either through negligence, malice or apathy.
I want to be a socialist, but I can’t, so anarchist it is.