Some government leaders signed nondisclosure agreements early in the process
How can this be even remotely legal. You work for the public you cannot reasonably be held to an NDA that requires you to not tell your BOSS what you're fucking doing!
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It all depends on howuch you got paid
Look at what meta did in Louisiana. The governor called up the Speaker and said they needed to pass a blank bill because a powerful donor wanted it and they all got in line, passed the bill and filled it in at the 11th hour. What was in the bill? Why it was approval of a 6 square mile (3840 acre) data center with no oversight or public comment. Just approved one of the largest data centers in the world in the middle of the night.
It is illegal in California as of 2026-01-01
This only seems to apply to the state legistature, is this also applied to local government?
I don't know! If it only applies to the California State Assembly (and maybe the California State Senate) then that would be an egregious loophole.
Mayor Greg Bozzo said other big industrial projects have been approved in the same manner over the years, but didn’t cause any uproar.
“It didn’t bother them that a food-distribution center came to Gilroy without their engagement, but now it bothers them that a data center is coming to Gilroy without them having the possibility of engagement,” Bozzo said.
“We…have an opportunity to change the way that we do business in Gilroy,” the mayor said. “We’re adapting to the times.”
Seems like the article accidentally misspelled his name with an extra "z". What an absolutely shit take. The corruption here is so obvious.
Equating a Food Distribution center with a Datacenter is villainous work
'But now it bothers them that a concentration camp is being built'
Dumbass doesn't seem to understand that what is being built is actually the point
Whataboutism at its finest. Deflect, do not confront the issue at hand.
Datacenters bring absolutely no business to the region they are built
tar and feather this cunt
use them as a fuse for the datacenter... all electricity must pass through them first
Way to nice I have a better idea but can't say in print just in voice
Be careful about that too. You never know who's listening. There was a student teacher who sent a private snapchat to her boyfriend and roommates where she joked about shooting up the school. Within hours the message had been forwarded by meta to the FBI and sheriffs officers were at the school talking to her.
Which is hilarious, cops showing up to talk to someone about violence.
Like, is anyone ever gonna sit the cops down and have a chat about how many innocent people they actually kill every year?
I didn't say shit
Eat him.
I'm really starting to hate this technique in making titles. Tf does the age of the particular loophole they used matter? It implies that the problem is in using rules that have been around for more than 5 minutes rather than in the action of circumventing the rights of the citizens.
I'm surprised there's not widespread sabotage of stuff like this yet.
Molotov's are pretty cheap/easy to make and they're pretty effective during construction, before the sprinkler system is installed+charged.
There's a solvent you can pick up at a hardware store called toluene. If styrofoam is mixed in it makes a sticky, yet pourable goo.
Do keep it away from ignition sources, the mix is extremely difficult to extinguish.
plain gasoline works well with styrofoam too. Add pieces until they kinda stop instantly dissolving and you have reached a very effective stopping point
It depends on what you want, if you want a product that will splash and spread, the Toluene is the solvent of choice.
Gasoline makes for a much thicker paste because it doesn't completely dissolve the styrofoam.
Wasnt that styrofoam and acetone?
Nope, acetone is a different solvent, and the resulting product is less liquid, and easier to extinguish.
Gasoline will do the same.
Not really? Gasoline and styrofoam make a thick goo, that while flammable, is somewhat easy to extinguish.
Not when it's on you and you're running and screaming and fanning the flames
Thick goo, it doesn't spread easily.
Gasoline and styrofoam can be stabbed into and lifted, Toluene and styrofoam makes a liquid that can be poured or splashed.
It's the classic World War II napalm.
https://rxmechanic.com/styrofoam-and-gasoline/
Acetone works too. You really don't have to be that picky.
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/_Wxre9TIDCc
Edit, I meant this one. https://www.youtube.com/shorts/TJAwihsH_2M
when the illusion of choice is shattered will the dreamers wake up?
probably not.