Some limitations on the brick desktop computer

I would say on your power socket of 240Volts the most I would run would be 12 bricks.. so 8192 Ghz processor... any more than that you really should step up to three phase power.

I would say your regular industrial business with three phase power and those big sockets with like running big equipment from a computer like robotics.. I would say about double again... so 24 bricks.. but you might have it like 12 bricks that are twice the power each. And it would take up space of about a 1 metre long crate in your office, so a large box. 

So each industrial brick is about 8Ghz.. Processor  and 128RAM and SSD 16TB and graphics 256GB.

In robotics graphics can be used for robotic sensors that use the graphics as eyes. So power is essential. SSD space not so much, as you can have separate network drive you run from.

Same as your home, just invest in a NAS to backup and run your networking programs and media from instead of putting more SSD or HDD on your processor brick.

Because adding more space on your brick, which if its solid state won't work.. but it will bottle neck again searching.. indexing etc..

In solid state all integrated the graphics and Ram and processor would fly.. like you wouldn't notice any lag doing basic things.. its just when you are rendering large files.. you would find after a while 4 bricks isn't enough.

I'm in heaven on earth so long as I can afford to live, I'm happy.. but I prefer to be involved not just sit at home, so if anyone wants invite me around to their factory or anything to have a look I would love to!

I'm always full of new ideas forever!

I go at a pace that is relaxed, peaceful and achievable.

I look forward to realising my Superman who is expert at everything.

But me my human self Evan... well he is pretty cool but does make mistakes... so it's harder for me to be an engineer like Superman.

Clark Kent is a good name for a reporter, but I'm not too interested in that at the moment.

It's important to be human and be Super-powered be able to transform to travel in space. Or else you suffer too much and can die.

But nice being human on Earth and just enjoying human feelings and emotions with a loved one.

I guess Superman whilst not always working, is more the worker... perfect by design.

Evan is more the happy, fun guy - the lover.

Like it's probably a mistake typing too much on here.. but I've had a hard adult life. And I'm poor at the moment not employed.

What if you were in space and had a space ship system failure?

You need Superpower to help navigate so you don't feel scared and can fly home if need be.

Superman doesn't really need money but I do because I do everything the human way. Superman can build anything quickly or source anything from nature.. and really he is beyond money for what he contributes more like a Prince of Peace because he brings hope and peace and love to so many he deserves some good treatment.

I'm fairly sure the money would be more handled by his wife. She would love all the money and she could just buy stuff he wants get it delivered and that. And he goes out and works...

She can do what she likes, and take care of the children when he's not around.

Like Superman he wants a drink can suck in air moisture and just drink it from the sky!!

Or wants fruit can fly anywhere to a nature grove, pick some apples.. he probably have a nice farm yard too with everything in it.

But say someone bogged in the mud with their car.. he could lift them home and maybe they cook him dinner? You know give and take some love.

Yes, I felt awful spitting mud up when I got bogged that time in Darwin.. but I thought if I stop now.. I'll get bogged again, so I hoped that Christian camp were forgiving. I'm very sorry about that I ruined a few people's clothing. But I was so thankful we didn't need to hire a tractor. I felt a bit like Mr. Bean or Uncle Arthur.. just like spinning mud up and smiling and waving good bye and you were all standing covered in mud.. classic really.. lol

hahahaha.. sorry funny.. hehehe I got a weird sense of humour like it wouldn't have been memorable otherwise, was like a movie moment.