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OPINION: The data center doomers must be defeated trib.al/LYLcGcE
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You did it, activists!
Instead of the land being remediated and converted into a structure that contributes massively to the tax base of a shrinking city, the site will remain a polluted and mostly-empty gravel lot that stages disused construction vehicles!
City of Cleveland@CityofCleveland
Today, the City has rejected the permit application for the data center proposed at 3560 E. 55th St. in the Slavic Village neighborhood.
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"oooooh, a data center in Georgia stole 30 million gallons of water"
No, the water authority screwed up a smart meter transition, the water was part of construction, not operation, and oh, by the way, that's how much water the Atlanta metro uses in 1.5 hours.
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The best argument for Rust in 2026 is not memory safety or performance. It is that AI writes better Rust than it writes C++. The compiler feedback loop is so tight that models self-correct in real time. Every error message is a free training signal. Rust was accidentally designed for AI-assisted development 10 years before anyone knew that mattered.
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@paleonormie You can buy power with money BUT only if you use your billions to globally take over the media narrative and fund NGOs that support your cause (like Soros) instead of shitposting on twitter and whining about leftists doing what right-wing billionaires refuse to do (like Elon)
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How did the Elon Trump saga leave you with the impression that money bought power, it was very conclusive evidence that it doesn’t
judah@joodalooped
one anti-billionaire argument i'd be sympathetic to is that it gives them too much influence over governance
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A dozen states did this to nuclear power in the ‘70s and ‘80s. It helped killed the industry for forty years. Many states have repealed those measures since 2016.
Applying the “will of the people” to infrastructure is how you get a country that can’t build anything.
Emerald Robinson ✝️@EmeraldRobinson
Nobody in America voted for data centers. Nobody in America voted for AI. Nobody in America voted for surveillance capitalism. The entire fabric of our society is being changed without the will of the people. Without a vote.
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It's wild that we are having an environmental panic about data centers — a carbon-free industrial facility that during ordinary operation consumes no natural resources besides electricity and water and emits no waste products besides heat.
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Lest we forget, water literally falls from the sky. Water scarcity is an infrastructure problem not a resource problem. If we're low on water we need to upgrade our reservoirs and distribution system.
Remember back when we built dams and reservoirs? Time to do that again.
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"Excuse me, sir. Excuse me. You did NOT get permission to invent a new technology. This is Not Okay."
Emerald Robinson ✝️@EmeraldRobinson
Nobody in America voted for data centers. Nobody in America voted for AI. Nobody in America voted for surveillance capitalism. The entire fabric of our society is being changed without the will of the people. Without a vote.
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Yeah turns out if you build a big computer that doesn't require many people to operate, it's going to cost a lot relative to how many jobs it creates, but it can benefit the area via tax revenue. This metric is about as meaningful as saying a bridge doesn't create many jobs relative to how much it costs to build.
More Perfect Union@MorePerfectUS
It takes an average of $54,000,000 to create one permanent job in a U.S. data center.
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@AcademicAgent_X - Gale offers a magic lesson to my male character. Cool, maybe I'll get an Arcana boost. Accept.
- Dialogue lets me call the experience sensual. Decline because not gay.
- Narrator tells me it's sensual anyway, and there's a kiss on the air. Leave feeling violated.
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Sly bits of "woke" in BG3 include:
- Default character is female and you must switch to male
- Deault male human is black and you must fiddle about to make it white
Stuff like this, which is merely a mild irritant, but it's just enough to notice.
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It’s literally the anti nuclear movement all over again. Just massive fear mongering based on nothing.
The amount of heat generated on earth from the sun is 100 million atomic bombs. Totally useless metrics exclusively designed to scare people.
Pubity@pubity
Kevin O'Leary's proposed data center in Utah will require 9 Gigawatts of energy to function when fully built, double Utah's current energy usage for the entire state. It will dump around 23 atomic bombs worth of thermal load on the environment every day.
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The “23 atomic bombs” talking point is complete BS.
By the same math, the sunlight that hits the 40k acre property this data center will be built on already produces over 50 atomic bombs worth of heat energy daily.
This is a misinformation campaign we are watching in real time.
Pubity@pubity
Kevin O'Leary's proposed data center in Utah will require 9 Gigawatts of energy to function when fully built, double Utah's current energy usage for the entire state. It will dump around 23 atomic bombs worth of thermal load on the environment every day.
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Not sure I've seen an issue that cleaves on IQ as well as data centers.
Nearly everyone against them is retarded
🥷🦅Austin Wade Petersen 🇺🇲🥋@AP4Liberty
Data centers are an IQ test.
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This is how they destroyed nuclear power in Germany. And it totally worked.
Andy Masley@AndyMasley
There are so many insane wildly misleading stories coming out about data centers almost every day now that I'm mostly having to give up on commenting on them to focus on actually getting blog posts out, but it feels like a tsunami. I'll share one from just today as an example.
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In awe at the sheer cognitive dissonance required to post a picture like this yet support the Green Party who would veto every single one of those skyscrapers at their planning committee
Philip Proudfoot@PhilipProudfoot
Britain with Proportional Representation instead of First Past the Post.
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This ideology is societal cancer
Aunt Leonie@leonielaugh
britain if everyone voted green yesterday
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