you can count the paper votes only in your voting point/building. If there are abnormalities you can alert other people to trigger the global recounting

Yes, it's not foolproof, attacker can just modify the electronic voting data in places where he knows people don't usually do recounting. But it makes his job harder

you can still buy air-cooled versions of b300, seems nice to have for a hobbyist

Maybe you should redirect your hate towards the thing you can influence -- your own government who supposedly "lets too many fake refugees in".

you can absolutely run e.g. datacenter-level A100 at home, there are adapters from the SXM to the PCIe socket. Haven't seen people running SXM versions of H100s this way but this could be due to the price factor only

Just want to say something in defence of cloud providers

- sometimes you need to limit the list of available CPU features to allow live migration between different hypervisors

- even if you migrate the virtual machine to the latest state of the art CPU, /proc/cpuinfo won't reflect it (linux would go crazy if you tried to switch the CPU information on the fly) (the frequency boost would be measurable though, just not via /proc/cpuinfo )