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Normalize concerts starting at 7pm and over by 10pm

Colorado Democrat Congressional candidate Melat Kiros calls to abolish ICE and give ALL criminal illegals citizenship: “Abolishing ICE is just one step…I think there has to be an immediate pathway for every single undocumented immigrant."

You know what would cut down on piracy? Making books widely accessible globally & reducing the cost. Taking down piracy sites will only increase traffic towards other sites.

Rep. Ralph Norman: "Jim Clyburn, I like him personally, but he does not represent the rest of South Carolina, which is conservative. His district is close to 47% African American."

Colorado River...and yet they keep permitting data centers.

Local library has free narcan

Jeffrey Epstein's friend Brock Pierce cut the ribbon at the unveiling of the golden Trump statue in Doral, Florida. In 2012, Pierce told Epstein that he had a "great time with the girls."

the tech world has genuinely not grappled with how many people despise them and what they make

Fun fact: Mississippi is the “blackiest” state in the United States.. Ole Miss is 1 of only 3 SEC Universities that have all 9 black fraternities and sororities as active chapters on campus… but sure

LIFE HACK: Tax these fuckers into poverty.

NYC revenue has surged 8.3% to a record breaking $80 billion. This comes without a single tax increase 😳

Your chances of being able bodied your entire life are slim to none. It is always in your best interest to advocate for a more accessible world.

If you're neurodivergent, what's a behavior you thought was neurotypical until you realized it wasn't?

Unpopular opinion on the Xmen!

🦔A data center in Fayetteville, Georgia, drained approximately 30 million gallons of water through two industrial-scale hookups that the local utility did not know existed. One connection had been installed without the utility's knowledge, and the other was not linked to any account and therefore was not being billed. The discovery only came after residents complained about low water pressure. The campus is still under construction with completion projected three to five years out. A separate incident in Tucson last week saw Project Blue's contractor caught trucking municipal water out of a city that had explicitly voted against the project, with Tucson revoking the temporary meter and demanding two acre-feet of water credits to make the city whole. My Take Two unrelated data center water incidents in two weeks across two different states is a pattern, not a coincidence. The Georgia facility was running off an unmetered industrial hookup nobody at the utility had on file, which means either a contractor installed it without authorization or the utility lost track of a connection serving a major customer, and neither of those explanations should make anyone comfortable. The construction phase alone consumed 30 million gallons before operations even began, which gives you a sense of the water demand profile these facilities have once they go live. The bigger issue is that hyperscale data centers are being permitted under regulatory frameworks built for industrial users a fraction of their size, and the utilities responsible for tracking water use are not staffed for facilities this scale. A 30 million gallon discrepancy slipping through billing is not a clerical error, it is a sign that the infrastructure for monitoring these projects is being outpaced by the speed at which they are being built. Tucson caught their problem because a citizen made a phone call to a council staffer, and Fayetteville caught theirs because neighbors noticed their taps had lost pressure. Neither of those is a functioning compliance system, and the next community in this situation will probably not catch it at all. Hedgie🤗

This Swatch collaboration DOES not mean you own a Audemars Piguet. Do not be walking up to people with $30,000 watch thinking your $450 is on equal footing. You are in the projects of watching. The public housing of timepiece wear