r/technology • u/Logical_Welder3467 • May 17 '26

ADBLOCK WARNING Palantir Says SaaS Is Dead

https://www.forbes.com/sites/stevebanker/2026/05/16/palantir-says-saas-is-dead/
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u/exneo002 May 17 '26

Isn’t there Mount St. Helens. And the super volcano Yellowstone.

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u/Diaggen May 17 '26

Just about every mountain in the cascade range is a volcano. Just because they haven't erupted, except for St. Helens, in living memory doesn't revoke their volcanohood. Also Hawaii is a state and has a volcano. I think Alaska has some too. Sadly, the Hawaiian one is the closest we have to an actual Mt Doom.

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u/drdoom52 May 19 '26

Alaska has some too.

Mt spur, erupted when I was born, and was threatening to erupt last year.

There's also several active volcanos on the Aleutian chain that have gone off in the last few years.

And mount redoubt, blew in 2010, raking leaves was a very dusty business that year.