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@GTAVI_Countdown The big question is how ya all gonna get rockstar to sign a contract that there will be no server issues?

A couple signed a contract to ensure uninterrupted gaming time during the GTA 6 launch week. (via u/dontfwithme99)

@Rainmaker1973 For years all we hear is water shortage in CA, now it seems, water is great for data centers? CA thinking at its best.

A proposed AI data center in California is now suing for access to 260 million gallons of water per year from the Colorado River. The developer, Imperial Valley Computer Manufacturing, is seeking roughly 750,000 gallons per day (about 880 acre-feet annually) from the Imperial Irrigation District for its planned data center complex in California’s Imperial Valley. This is a major reversal. The company had previously stated that the project would rely entirely on reclaimed and recycled wastewater from nearby cities, and would not use “a single drop” of Colorado River water. After negotiations for recycled water reportedly failed, it turned to the irrigation district instead. While 260 million gallons is relatively small compared to the Imperial Valley’s massive agricultural water use, it is equivalent to the annual water consumption of roughly 7,300 local residents. The request is significant because the Imperial Valley is one of the most water-stressed regions in the U.S., with every drop of its fresh water coming from the already overtaxed Colorado River. The company claims its water use could be offset by leaving 160 acres of leased farmland fallow. However, local opposition is intensifying. Imperial County officials are considering an emergency moratorium on data centers, and several cities in the area are moving forward with their own restrictions. This case underscores a broader tension: AI data centers are often marketed as “digital,” yet they require substantial real-world resources — particularly water for cooling, in regions already facing scarcity. ["Imperial Valley data center developer files lawsuit seeking access to Colorado River water." KPBS]

@Murk441 If they were for a concert of hers 10 years ago, yes. Now.... pass

Be Honest If someone gave you front row tickets to a Taylor Swift concert. Would you go ?.

@EstebanLary59b @Kinza1278 I googled it, google has no record of you knowing if you know anyone that lied more then the President.

@Kinza1278 Obama told the truth far more than Trump. Trump lied more than anyone I know of. Google that.

@Kinza1278 Married a dude. oboma did that, president Trump however married a super model.

@JessicaArt74033 Had to Google him to see what music he does. Your terms are acceptable. LOL.

Do you still listen to his music? 🎵🤔

@historyinmemes The building of all the way overboard stadiums, overpaid professors and on olympic size pools only added to the cost

In 1978, a student working a summer job at minimum wage could earn enough to cover an entire year of in-state tuition at a four-year public university, often without needing to take on debt. In 1978, a student earning the federal minimum wage could realistically pay for an entire year of in-state tuition at a public four-year university with a typical summer job. With minimum wage set at $2.65 per hour and average annual tuition and required fees around $688, a student working 40 hours a week for 12 weeks could earn about $1,272 before taxes—more than enough to cover tuition and still have money left for books, transportation, and other expenses. That reality has largely disappeared. While the federal minimum wage has remained at $7.25 per hour for years, average in-state tuition and fees at public four-year universities have climbed to roughly $11,000 annually. Covering tuition alone at minimum wage would now require more than 1,500 hours of work before taxes, the equivalent of nearly 38 weeks of full-time employment—far beyond what a student could earn during a normal summer break.

@EndWokeness Can't wait for someone to a.i. a new super bowl shuffle , shuffling to Indiana. Someone do this and send me the link

Chicagoan on the Bears moving out: "Every politician here needs to be fired. How do you let the pride of Illinois just walk off?"

@TulsiGabbardRVQ 93% is the best I can do. There is 7% margin of error.

79 years old and still the hardest working President in recent history, how much do you still trust this man? A) 100% B) 75% C) 50% D) 25% E) 0% Better answer this one correctly.💬

@TheCinesthetic Might be real, but sure looks a.i. to me

Carrie Fisher shot by Brian Griffin on the set of Return Of The Jedi, 1982

@Carlo_9000 @FoxNews No, not immigrants. Colonists built this country. Many of them were criminals, but they were not here to immigrate but to colonize the land.

Nancy Mace is proposing a ban on foreign-born citizens from serving in Congress, presidential cabinets, and becoming federal judges, arguing those positions should be reserved for natural-born American citizens. The proposal would impact both Democrats and Republicans, including Rep. Ilhan Omar, Rep. Pramila Jayapal, Rep. Ted Lieu, Sen. Bernie Moreno, Rep. Young Kim, and several other lawmakers who immigrated to the U.S. before becoming citizens. Mace suggests that naturalized citizens may have divided loyalty between the United States and their home countries, “For too long we have allowed foreign-born members to hold seats in this government, while making clear their loyalty is not here. We see it every day."

@Sofia50020Sofia I am done with the tipping. Easy zero from me.

Be HONEST

@Maga4liberty Normally not a fan, in this case, I think she could pull it off. I would see it.

🚨 Hollywood just made Betty Boop BLACK. Quinta Brunson has been cast to play the iconic (and normally white) character Betty Boop. ❓️: Do you support this, or should Hollywood STOP changing the race of well-known characters?

@Variety I guess if they can have joan of arc cast as Achilles in upcoming odyssey movie, and cleopatra as a black woman, accuracy is not a hollywood staple. Let your money talk if you disagree with the casting.

Mel Gibson has unveiled the first look at “The Resurrection of the Christ,” the director’s long-delayed follow-up to 2004’s “The Passion of the Christ.” “Part One” has been postponed just a few months, with plans to debut on May 6, 2027. “Part Two” was bumped a year, from May 6, 2027, to May 25, 2028. variety.com/2026/film/news…

@JHippern62701 @netflix Grow up dude. Its a sport.

@netflix I can't believe the amount of stains in this world. These two woman actually like each other but are going to beat the ever living hell out of each other because assholes like the ones commenting on this page don't recognize these ladies have worth beyond just being attractive.

The #RouseyCarano Official Weigh-In Results RONDA ROUSEY: 142 lbs GINA CARANO: 141.4 lbs LIVE only on Netflix TOMORROW NIGHT 9 PM ET | 6 PM PT

@Matt_Pinner If it was ten years ago, yes. Don't much care for her new music.

Be Honest If someone gave you front row tickets to a Taylor Swift concert. Would you go?

@trump_dona19543 Who? Can't place the name, but she seems rather irrelevant.

@groscr_heighway @FoxNews A sad truth. She's no one special except to those who know her. Her daughter is no one special either. Hope it works out, but it no more important than any missing person. The idea of "celebrity" is over valued.

@FoxNews If this was an ordinary citizen it wouldn't get a fraction of this coverage

LATEST UPDATES: Law enforcement was conducting a consent search at Annie Guthrie’s home Saturday, NBC reports foxnews.com/live-news/nanc…

@BuckNaked65 @PressSec You forgot buying select video games. They care more about the "harm" of M rated games then, the true harm of corrupt voters.

Almost 90% of Americans support requiring a photo ID to vote. So why do Democrats in Congress oppose voter ID laws?

@gamestop Is it because it's a man or that he doesn't have blue hair people are most upset about?

This is not Lara Croft