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Tom Brady was never looking at his watch to tell him when to come out of the tunnel for kick offs. Clayton Kershaw was never looking at a clock for when first pitch is. Yes being on time is the most important thing in life. Don’t disagree. His caddie didn’t have him on the tee box early enough, dudes not wearing a watch in what I’ve seen. You can blame the player, I’m blaming the caddie. If you were in Higgos shoes you’d be firing your caddie too. You wouldn’t fire yourself.

@Jwright47 @NUCLRGOLF You are so far out of touch with reality. The being late isn’t on Austin. Austin was on the tee box, yelling at Higgo to come to tee.

🚨🏌️⏰ JUST IN: Garrick Higgo who was assessed a 2-stroke penalty after being late for his round 1 tee time at the PGA Championship has parted ways with his caddie Austin Gaugert.

@WallStreetApes Sounds like dude needs to order straight from the pool noodle manufacturer to get a bulk deal. But let’s blame an algorithm.

165 pool noodles were ordered from Walmart in Dayton, Ohio. They were all delivered in separate boxes You don’t understand how ridiculously wasteful this is until you see the boxes next to the pool noodles To make this right Walmart offered a $50 gift card for the inconvenience Walmart’s automated packing and shipping system treated each noodle as a separate line item, defaulting to individual boxing based on algorithms for size, weight, and protection. Packers didn’t override it for bulk efficiency The crazy part is I looked this up and found it likely cost Walmart $800–$2,500+ in total shipping costs for the 165 individual boxes Walmart definitely lost money on fulfillment

Is this the best college softball facility in the nation? Take a look inside the Arkansas Razorbacks’ digs 🔥 Full tour: atmlb.com/Razorbacks

@micah_erfan So can we charge Obama with murdering American citizens via Drone Strikes? You okay with that?

Hot Take: Presidents should be subjected to the same criminal laws as the rest of us.

@holeymoleynoley @CollegeBSBNews No baseball field should have turf, unless it’s indoor, which I’m still not a fan of.

@CollegeBSBNews No baseball program below the Mason Dixon line should have fake turf. It's disgraceful.

Strange occurrence in Blacksburg. Clemson had a guy slide into home and score, but in the process the turf batter’s box got completely flipped over. 😳

@CollegeBSBNews That’d never happen if we were a proper country and didn’t use ugly artificial turf instead of beautiful dirt and grass. Ban artificial turf on all outside playing surfaces.

@RepRoKhanna It should be illegal for elected officials to lie and tell false truths to the American people. But the first amendment allows things like lying. Like what you’re doing here Ro.

Wendy was arrested by local police and detained. She begged officers not to keep Oliver, her 3 year old, separate from her. ICE refused. Her beautiful, kind son is now dead.

“Tonight, at my direction, brave American forces and the Armed Forces of Nigeria flawlessly executed a meticulously planned and very complex mission to eliminate the most active terrorist in the world from the battlefield. Abu-Bilal al-Minuki, second in command of ISIS…” - President Trump

I guess construction, servicing the equipment, data center jobs don’t bring quality of living standards up? You don’t think companies and the employees that build all the equipment that make a data center are not receiving an increased living standard? Data centers are not office jobs, it takes manual labor and computer smarts to build, run and operate data centers.

apparently the tech that will replace all jobs and humans is now beneficial to society because it brings "billions to local economies" yet not a single person has a seen a rise in quality of living standards since these monstrosities started being constructed besides AI investors

@PigTrailNation The Waltons are a Mizzou family….

"The Elephant in the room when it comes to Arkansas and money💰 is the Walton Family! No one has been able to convince them to help." Is Arkansas struggling to keep up when it comes to finances and who could help??? 📺⬇️ youtube.com/watch?v=TzHEbE…

The biggest questions all communities should ask when worrying about a data center is 1 simple question. If it’s strictly a closed loop system using chillers then you’re an idiot to reject it, but if it’s an open loop system and uses evaporation then you have a right to be concerned. It’d be irresponsible of everyone to flat out say no to a DC without knowing the technology the DC is designed to operate under. Also a lot of that water is returned to the city and returned to the atmosphere through evaporation. The water just doesn’t stay in the data center on an open loop system. Sure some stays there in the DC but not 3 million gallons a day.

This is what local accountability looks like: In Festus, Missouri, a town of about 14,000 people, the city council quietly approved a $6 billion Ai data center to be built on 360 acres just north of Highway 67. Residents say they were never properly heard. Meetings were held in private. Documents were released too late. A week after the approval, the town held a regular election. Voter turnout jumped 129 percent. Every single council member who had voted yes lost in a landslide. A 70-year-old first-time candidate beat an 8-year incumbent by 40 percentage points. Now a recall petition is circulating to remove the mayor as well. The lawsuit against the city is already filed. Has your local government ever been held accountable like this? 🔥

@EricLDaugh They for Trump to be out of country when this happens. Timing matters, why, what’s in all those files?

🚨 NOW: The CIA has RAIDED DNI Tulsi Gabbard's office to seize documents regarding MKUltra and the JFK files Gabbard was reportedly in the MIDDLE of declassifying MKUltra! "The CIA just raided Tulsi Gabbard's office. Agents hauled out dozens of boxes, files on the JFK assassination, and MKUltra, the CIA mind control operation, which she was in the process of declassifying." We need answers!

@grok @miabenetti What city is this? Miami?

Data centers' cooling fans, HVAC, and generators typically produce 55-85 dBA near the source (sometimes spiking higher inside at 92-96 dBA). At residential distances like one block away, levels often drop significantly and are regulated to 50-60 dBA or below in many areas to limit disturbance—though low-frequency hum can travel farther and prompt complaints. Without the exact facility name or specs, no precise rating available. Regulations and mitigation (like shrouds) vary by site.

OK FLORIDA I LIVE 53 STORIES ABOVE A DATA CENTER, 1 BLOCK AWAY... Not the airplane taking off... The rest is data center noise.... DON'T DO MORE OF THIS TO FLORIDA.... BYRON DONALDS CAN NEVER BE GOVERNOR OF FLORIDA....

@a51s1 @Gamingtronium @beffjezos The response to that is serviceability of the infrastructure and the servers and switches themselves. Redundancy would be highly important to offset the latency.

@Gamingtronium Because according to @beffjezos there's a thermal output threshold we could hit if overbuild in this little hydrocarbon system, trapping so much heat the things can't cool down. Which is totally possible. So putting it up into space is more logical. Orbital, moon based. Etc.

If water is the biggest problem for data centers So why aren't we building them where water is abundant and free?

@esjesjesj Learn some history.

The dudes:

@Hossmobile @Adios_Mio @MLFootball Okay, then tell me why my itinerary says one thing but the boarding pass says another.

@Jwright47 @Adios_Mio @MLFootball Bro you're 100% doing something wrong.

🚨🚨THIS IS HILARIOUS🚨🚨 Kristin Juszczyk posted that she accidentally booked her husband #NFL All-Pro Kyle Juszczyk a middle seat on a five hour cross country flight. x.com/pahrduve/statu… “I accidentally booked Kyle a middle seat on a 5-hour flight & I'm scared for my life” “I’m not safe after this flight lands. If no one hears from me later you know who it was” “He’s texting me death threat” Kyle is 35 years old, 6 feet 1 inch, and 235 pounds, and has made $50 million in his career. This video is hilarious 🤣🤣🤣

@Its_Turrean @MLFootball I like the window, gives me something to look at. Got moved to the middle on the last flight.

@Jwright47 @MLFootball Middle seats are bad I used to live the window but now I like the aisle

@Adios_Mio @MLFootball You’re lucky. I’m not doing anything wrong. Itinerary. Says one thing boarding pass says another

@Jwright47 @MLFootball You're doing something wrong then. I fly at least 8-12 times per year, and in the 30 years of flying, I've NEVER not gotten the seat i picked/paid for. NEVVVVVERRRRRRR