A Farmer Arrested for Going 5 Seconds over His Time Limit at Data Center Meeting
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Re: A Farmer Arrested for Going 5 Seconds over His Time Limit at Data Center Meeting
#2It doesn't matter what side is the one in the right, people will take sides against goonish and thuggish behavior. That can grow into a stupid PR disaster. Why would they do this? Are they that stupid or hire stupid people for enforcement?
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#6What goons! It doesn't matter what side is the one in the right, people will take sides against goonish and thuggish behavior. That can grow into a stupid PR disaster. Why would they do this? Are they that stupid or hire stupid people for enforcement?
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#7No actual human fucking wants data centers. Every day I wake up and it feels we're moving closer to torches, pitchforks and guillotines.
The billionaires who are consolidating control over the media and social media would want nothing more.
Re: A Farmer Arrested for Going 5 Seconds over His Time Limit at Data Center Meeting
#8No actual human fucking wants data centers. Every day I wake up and it feels we're moving closer to torches, pitchforks and guillotines.
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#9No actual human fucking wants data centers. Every day I wake up and it feels we're moving closer to torches, pitchforks and guillotines.
No human wants data centers but lots of humans want to use services provided by data centers.
Re: A Farmer Arrested for Going 5 Seconds over His Time Limit at Data Center Meeting
#10No actual human fucking wants data centers. Every day I wake up and it feels we're moving closer to torches, pitchforks and guillotines.
No human wants data centers but lots of humans want to use services provided by data centers.