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AlecSadler 168 points 5 months ago

Burn it down over and over. Napalm it. Vandalize the trucks and equipment. Sabotage the shit out of it until their insurance costs just aren't worth it.

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yakko 83 points 5 months ago

Join the crews working on it. Mark out and soften up a secret access point for a plucky freedom fighter.

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hitstun 57 points 5 months ago

Pour sugar in the concrete mix.

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PissingIntoTheWind 3 points 5 months ago

Do the dew!

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catsarebadpeople 2 points 5 months ago

Then eat the concrete!

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EvilBit 18 points 5 months ago

Include an unprotected exhaust vent in the trench.

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ferrule 6 points 5 months ago

One about the size of a womp rat.

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yggstyle 9 points 5 months ago

Or just sleep on the job. Collect a paycheck and waste their time, money, and resources hopefully hiring another person who will do the same.

Fuck em right in the wallet.

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SystemDisc 1 point 5 months ago

$16 billion

You’d have to do a lot more than that to affect them financially

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Cethin 7 points 5 months ago

Also, malicious compliance works. While working, work as slow as possible. Forgot to bring something wherever you go. Drop nails "by accident" in places that cause issues. Mess up measurements. Etc. Take thier money, but work in a way that slows things down or breaks things.

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arrow74 32 points 5 months ago

No we only let police use their helicopters to bomb citizens not businesses

This actually happened btw

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CosmoNova -23 points 5 months ago

Well said Keyboard warrior.

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chunes 3 points 5 months ago

Before they go watch some netflix or something. The lack of awareness is amazing

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CosmoNova 1 point 5 months ago

I might have gotten 30 downvotes but I feel confident that none of them will ever actually do anything. My problem isn‘t the subject matter either but how it was written as a prompt. As if the commenter themselves were doing it on the daily and all we had to do was joining them. They‘re not. They never burned down a data center so they shouldn‘t talk like they did. That‘s my only gripe here.

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Ydna 110 points 5 months ago

I drove past the construction site every day. They call it "The Barn" after hiring a marketing firm to come in and try to make it more appealing. It's massive and just gets bigger and bigger. iirc they got permission to begin construction before it was approved, then the zoning drama began. There's now a razor wire fence around the perimeter and the area is patrolled by state cops during the day. Clearly they know the situation.

The worst thing is I constantly get targeted ads about the construction. The ads say "we'll pay for the giant increase in energy consumption" and "it'll help reduce costs for everyone!" which is obvious horseshit. What costs are gonna go down, how will they be reduced? Energy costs? Fuel costs? Taxes? The marketing firm knows people are stupid enough to believe anything, even sentences that don't make any fucking sense.

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sanitation 34 points 5 months ago
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melfie 43 points 5 months ago

Interesting read. Here’s a link without the paywall: https://archive.ph/...

Edit:

Anthropic has accused DeepSeek, Moonshot and another Chinese AI lab, MiniMax, of “industrial-scale distillation attacks” — illegally extracting capabilities from its proprietary Claude model using 24,000 fraudulent accounts to gain an edge

Anthropic’s says:

Illicitly distilled models lack necessary safeguards, creating significant national security risk

So open weight models are a national security risk? Guess we’d all better pay subscriptions, let the data centers be built, and let a couple companies building proprietary models have a monopoly to protect our security, then. 🙄

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Mosfar 11 points 5 months ago

Poor things, they paid fairly all the data harvested from us, creators and publishers and now the Chinese have that data for "free"

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Malyca 4 points 5 months ago

Bottles can fly from real far away

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UnderpantsWeevil 9 points 5 months ago

Come down here and give it your best shot

But I see a lot more armchair militancy than actual actions

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Corkyskog 5 points 5 months ago

Seriously. Your more likely to see a woman from tiktok planting bamboo (hilarious, although probably ineffective) by the data center then all the "if it were me I would" type of comments.

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Zahille7 11 points 5 months ago

Or a teen from Instagram who thinks he has nothing to lose.

Because in this day and age, they kind of don't have anything to lose. Especially if our dumbass fucking president gets his way.

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liuther9 2 points 5 months ago

What is the point of your useless comment? I bet you are sad person, useless just like your comment. 100% sure if Luigi told you his plan you will be rambling your useless comment to him too

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UnderpantsWeevil -1 points 5 months ago

That's the spirit.

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frustrated_phagocytosis 72 points 5 months ago

Unless those infrastructure promises are built into law and enforced, they're lies. Why do we have so many superfund sites and leaking abandoned oil wells? Because industry gets to lie and destroy as they please before using lawyers to evade responsibility through the courts until residents give up or die.

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PalmTreeIsBestTree 10 points 5 months ago

America was founded and created by lawyers and landowners, so they could acquire more land the British government denied them access to.

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phoenixz 60 points 5 months ago

Don't you just love it that the country that made a point of it for decades to bomb some democracy into other countries also for decades ignored the votes and voices of its own citizens?

Anyone here old enough to remember how Gore lost even though he won, but a few people in power just decided to ignore that?

America never was a democracy, it always only pretended to be

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kamikazerusher 4 points 5 months ago

I don’t know what you mean. Wealthy companies are citizens too. Just look away and let them take priority, patriot.

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anm767 -31 points 5 months ago

It was never a democracy because it is a constitutional republic.

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Paranoidfactoid 15 points 5 months ago

Splitting hairs over the difference between a democracy and a democratic-republic misses the point. China, Russia, even North Korea, are all constitutional republics. Do you want to live in a country with a dictatorship like that? I don't.

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Bob_Robertson_IX 17 points 5 months ago

Do you want to live in a country with a dictatorship like that? I don't.

Uh, I've got some bad news for you ...

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Paranoidfactoid 2 points 5 months ago

Oppose it. For most of my life the United States was not a dictatorship. It's still not quite, yet. But MAGA is certainly trying.

Regardless, the distinction between democracy and a republic conservatives so often make to discredit democracy is one that slyly promotes dictatorship.

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7101334 8 points 5 months ago

That implies our elected officials represent the will of their electorate. They do not. They represent the will of their corporate owners, "campaign donors". It is a plutocracy.

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ChairmanMeow 6 points 5 months ago

A constitutional republic is a form of representative democracy.

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athatet 6 points 5 months ago

Please learn what words actually mean instead of just spouting off shit you’ve seen other people say.

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MajorasTerribleFate 1 point 5 months ago

*sign* It was never a direct democracy. That is but one sort of democracy.

Much like there is "water", which as a pure chemical is H2O - but most of the water we encounter isn't actually pure water.

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godsammitdam 51 points 5 months ago
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systemglitch 26 points 5 months ago

Yes, now please take action.

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Tiral 9 points 5 months ago

They won't. Things will unfortunately get worse before getting better. Right now people have to much to lose. Eventually they won't, and people will actually standup for themselves.

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RustyShackleford 7 points 5 months ago

There is a clear breach of the social contract between the state and the citizens. The consent of the governed should have been withdrawn decades ago.

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W3dd1e 51 points 5 months ago

Missouri voted no for on paying for a Kansas City sports stadium but the mayor is building it anyway.

What’s the point in voting if they don’t care?

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ViceroTempus 28 points 5 months ago

Of course they don't care. The government no longer fears the people. The people are little more than livestock to The Epstein Class and their minions.

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SabinStargem 6 points 5 months ago

Always was. 🧑‍🚀 🔫 👩‍🚀

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Holytimes 3 points 5 months ago

Not always. The rise of every civilization at some point requires people actually coming together and caring.

Its when it passes a certain number of people and there's no longer direct interactions that things tend to fall apart.

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monkeyslikebananas2 4 points 5 months ago

Until they go too far. Tale as old as time.

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Pollo_Jack 20 points 5 months ago

To show them later that a peaceful option was presented.

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OldQWERTYbastard 10 points 5 months ago

We need hope

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Miller 39 points 5 months ago

You seem to be labouring under the misapprehension that the vast sweep of the common people have any power over the decisions that govern their lives at all, beyond the doomsday power of revolution. Which is hardly ever used because of the mess.

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CosmicTurtle0 37 points 5 months ago

I've been rewatching Community and the more I watch it, the more I feel like Britta's "dumb" comments are real.

"If voting had any effect, it'd be illegal!"

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db0 16 points 5 months ago

That line is actually a quote from "Red" Emma Goldman.

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Miller 12 points 5 months ago

Voting has the effect of allowing the population to feel they are steering the ship when actually they are swabbing the decks.

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UnderpantsWeevil 5 points 5 months ago

“If voting had any effect, it’d be illegal!”

The joke of that is voting is illegal, for quite a few people.

Voters are segregated, consent is manufactured, seats are gerrymandered, populists are vilified... But when all else fails, the elections don't matter and industry does as it pleases.

Democracy exists as an illusion of majority governance, so individuals in opposition feel alienated and at odds with unknown neighbors. The policy outcomes are put at the feet of popular majority, whether or not people actually want them.

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hobovision 4 points 5 months ago

Well the thing is that they're really trying to make it illegal for more and more people to vote.

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dan1101 9 points 5 months ago

I have told the leaders of my county they were unwise to give our water supply to Amazon. The balance of wealth and power is staggeringly on the side of Amazon. They could buy and sell our entire county 100 times over but somehow our board of supervisors thinks we are going to get a fair deal? Idiots.

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Malyca 4 points 5 months ago

The common people always have more power than they think

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BigMacHole 38 points 5 months ago

If ONLY there was SOMETHING the Residents could Do when their Voices are VIOLENTLY Ignored by Rich People and Politicians! OH WELL make sure you FOLLOW the LAW or Go To Jail POORS!

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partofthevoice 14 points 5 months ago

There’s a handful of quite genius ways to cause massive problems with minimal effort. I mean, there has to be… there always is. Like the trick to dump sugar in wet concrete, so it never sets… what are the equivalent tricks for obstructing data centers?

Edit: cheap drone flies conductive dust to the air conditioning systems? Like powdered metal dumped somewhere very sensitive, where it can be carried to sensitive equipment by the air pumps? Or fire/smoke at the intake?

No idea… but there’s got to be something. Water, smoke, dust, even RF noise should be able to interrupt operations to some extent if you can target the right parts.

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Malyca 10 points 5 months ago

Evidently they're being patrolled 24/7 by state police

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UnderpantsWeevil 11 points 5 months ago

Your Texas Tax Dollars At Work

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radiofreebc 7 points 5 months ago
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Malyca 2 points 5 months ago

Ain't that the truth

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Bytemeister 2 points 5 months ago

cheap drone flies conductive dust to the air conditioning systems? Like powdered metal dumped somewhere very sensitive, where it can be carried to sensitive equipment by the air pumps? Or fire/smoke at the intake?

Wouldn't work. Dust is a major problems for data centers, and they already have pretty strict air-handling controls to prevent it.

Your main ways of disrupting one is by taking out the power, the HVAC, or the structure. I think out of the 3, the HVAC would be the easiest to disable from the outside. That being said, datacenters are not inherently problematic, so make sure you know what you are trying to destroy before you actually destroy it.

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green_goglin 1 point 5 months ago

indeed

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Grandwolf319 35 points 5 months ago

Why not just build all these overseas? I hear UAE has some recently demolished plots perfect for new data centres

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UnderpantsWeevil 9 points 5 months ago

Why not just build all these overseas?

Iran keeps having a say in their operation

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bizzle 22 points 5 months ago

How much sugar goes in the concrete again?

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GreenKnight23 5 points 5 months ago

ah fuck it, throw in all the bags

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UnderpantsWeevil 19 points 5 months ago

American Democracy in a nutshell

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Avicenna 18 points 5 months ago

The best defense they had for such things previously was "but it is going to create alot of jobs for locals". Now that they want to mostly automate everything in datacenters including security and maintenance, they don't even care to sell it like that. It is more like "we are gonna do it, talk to daddy Trump if you have issues pleb"

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IratePirate 14 points 5 months ago

Somebody help me out here. What's the opposite of "construction" again?

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gravitas_deficiency 11 points 5 months ago

Direct action 😁

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Tollana1234567 6 points 5 months ago

deconstruction

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IratePirate 1 point 5 months ago

Sounds orderly, doesn't it?

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DudeImMacGyver 13 points 5 months ago

Demockracy

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PepperoniNipple 12 points 5 months ago

Everyone, relax. This is good news. You have to start thinking like them, like capitalist pigs who believe in Trickle Down Economics:

  1. Let them build it. Let them create those jobs, for the architects, the engineers, the builders, workers, let them get paid generously.
  2. Then, you know how cheap flammable oil is, or a 3D-printed drone that can open a tiny hole in a roof for rain to say hello. Imagination is limitless.
  3. Now, the most important part: They will try to call that vandalism or terrorism, they will use all their newspapers, TV News, influencers and bots to convince average people of that, but, that's where we all shall stubbornly call it 'business.' Be stubborn as hell, just like it happened with Israel's public opinion in the span of 2 years, or Luigi's, which is still intact and holy. We are just thinking for ourselves like any company with a shark mentality would; our profit margins are our priority, our money..., and we realized data centers are eating up a lot of our profits: they take our jobs, they don't generate any, they also suck up our water and electricity and they make us pay for that. It's unbelievable! So, we are firing them, literally. Nothing wrong with that. No more than 25 employees work on every single data center you have heard about, look it up. Each of them are maintained by approximately 25 people only.
  4. Keep bullying AI bros who call themselves artists. Call their work shit, their imagination shit, their skill shit, their dignity shit, their creativity shit, their life-decisions shit, their life shit, their human value shit, their respect for Humanity shit, respect for the craft shit, everything about them is shit.
  5. They want to rebuild it? Let them. Also let them pay a lot in security, guards and all that. There's always a super cheap way to open a hole, always. Sometimes, all you need is good acting, some basic research, a nice haircut and glasses to get hired anywhere as a guard or janitor. Build a reputation for a week or two so they trust in you and give you more keys or whatever.

Rinse and repeat. That's what Trickle Down Economics truly looks like. It's 100% justified and the most moral thing to do for Humanity. Anyone trying to tell you otherwise is 100% a Jeffrey Class supporter, aka, a pedophile apologist. Just like Nazis, they are better with their heads opened to the truth.

This is what the Class War looks like, and to me, it began with Luigi and was built up for decades through all means. It's obviously going to be a very, very slow burn. We might only hear 1 warehouse fire story a year for the next decades, but, the more people realize they will never have even a quarter of what the average baby boomer had at their age, like 6+ children, a home at 19 years old, or at least a happy decent family of two or four without a college degree, and then find out where their money truly is. The fact they got nothing to lose; the fertility rate is 1.5 today in the USA, not 6.0 like it used to be for centuries before WWII; 15 million unused housing units because people cannot afford their cost, 770k homeless people in the USA; over 25 trillion USD spent in the military over the past decade, when we only need 930 billion approx to fix World Hunger over a decade too, enough for those hungry people to get their shit together and become self-sustainable... People complaining about about housing, rent or healthcare costs, complaining about AAA videogames rising their price by 10 or 20 mere bucks, complaining about RAM prices, eggs, gas...

The years where, those young people turn 30, or whatever is the retirement age in your country, with no retirement plans, no cash, no future ahead... After you turn 30, the chances of bearing a child with a disability increase significantly, and as someone whose little brother has Down Syndrome, we have to help him with a lot, like cleaning him, keeping an eye on him while he eats so he does not choke on food because his tongue is always out, he cannot speak or express himself very well, so, sometimes it's hard to tell what's wrong or if someone did something to him... This life, this challenge I have dealt with as a brother, is something that would easily push so many to commit suicide. They wouldn't be able to bear this weight, especially with the economy and the insecurity Mexico has; 30,000+ people die every year here, which is a rate of 24.85 people dying per every 100,000 inhabitants, based on its population size, (US - 20,000± people - rate of 5.7, to give you an idea. Places like Europe go as low as 700 people a year, rate of 1.14. Canada reports 900 people a year, rate of 2.27. Etc.) The way people talk about Down Syndrome online, I am surprised I have not completely lost faith in all of Humanity yet. Sometimes I feel human extinction could be the best thing to happen, but I don't let those moments of incredible anger define me. I am sure the Average American doesn't want that either, but, the more difficult it is to keep that boiling pot in place, the worse it's going to explode and spill someday. Punching your pillow or wall will stop being relieving enough. The more time keeps ticking and the more you see you won't really make it will eat and burn a lot of these people inside for so long.

Even when you see the most heinous trolls and debate lords online who defend ridiculous shit like the Jeffrey Class, "Trump is innocent regarding the Epstein Files because there is no evidence, image or video of him fucking a kid, and if there is one, it's AI," "pull yourself up by the bootstraps. You just want everything handed to you for free. Socialism, communism means being super lazy and dirt poor, nothing else" people who cocksuck landlords or people with 6 yatches while they themselves only have 6 teeth left... You slap them with realities like these, which are backed up by statistics and undeniable truths we all can see with our own eyes everyday; do it with a more cynical tone than theirs, CHANGE THE TOPIC to Class conscience shit no matter what, they always try to deviate, so do the same, while addressing the silent readers first, it always blue-screens those assholes who put up an act of being morally or intellectually superior than others. Those narcissistic incel red/blue MAGA/imperialist losers who fit the "Socialism never took root in America because the poor see themselves not as an exploited proletariat, but as temporarily embarrassed millionaires." Those mouthbreathing fools have become so easy to humiliate with this, and if you leave after 1 or 2 replies, so you don't feed them further, it's even more effective. Make it sound like they are worth less than the average baby boomer who was a religious nutjob, just because they had more money. These morons measure success and intelligence with money, hence why they cocksuck billionaires. Capitalists' egos are the most brittle right now, and you all should ABUSE that to weaken them and even convert the youngest. Trust me, this is the language they speak; might and humiliation, whoever does it best "wins" the appeal of those who still doubt their loyalty. It is what it is, just adapt, and behind scenes be yourself with your friends and family, never lose your cool.

I used to admire my cousin when I was young and dumb, called him my brother, but the more I saw his toxic narcissistic ass ego get humiliated and pummeled by logic, like the fact his daddy bought him his Audi car, his apartment in the 9th floor, the expensive med school, ITESM, "the #1 college in all Latin America" being the reasons he attracted a lot of "his friends" who aren't anywhere near anymore since his dad had to get divorced because dude had a second family in secret, my goddamn Godfather for the First Communion when I forced to be religious by my school as a child; he slowly turned into a mini Andrew Tate, dude's a Mexican living in Mexico who ended supporting Trump online because he was told that'd rise bitcoin's value. He didn't make shit, it was a pathetic waste of time, he sold Humanity for like 30,000 MXN pesos of profit over the span of a year of waiting, that's literally half of a monthly salary for a junior doctor like him, he is in shambles. The more I realized I was admiring or listening to a moron, the more I abandoned him and now he's on the brink of suicide, he has told me recently, and it was because dude had the bar so high, to keep the image of being a rich asshole; he cannot keep a job because he hates driving a lot under the >35C° sun of Monterrey or Cancún where he gave up his only job which was paying him 70k~ a month, dude is an idiot, he hates working for the wages they are offering because he is so narcissistic he thinks he is worth millions of dollars, yet cannot make a few thousand even with cheap pathetic shortcuts like getting into crypto or scamming people online using AI. These people are on their way out, do not let them drag you with them. You can do your best and try to educate them, be chill and cool while conversing with them about these things, do not raise your voice or insult them because they are family, but if they don't change or try, do not bother. It's not worth sacrificing your sanity for them. It's them who should be on the frontlines of this war, fixing their fucking mess, not good people like you. You don't deserve to risk your life for these idiots. Keep finding a way to stay away from their mess, but do not stay quiet, everything you have said online does matter, as much as people say it doesn't, we are all a culmination of what we have read online, watched or heard in TV, papers and more for years. To think YouTube, Twitch, social medias, even the toxic ones like X, do not have some value in what can be analyzed and all that, it's a stupid belief only trolls who don't want you to get empowered with messages want you to believe. That's all, grab what you think could work for you, ignore or insult what you hated, I won't care, I am just brainstorming.

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percent 8 points 5 months ago

I hope this isn't a manifesto 😬

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unphazed 3 points 5 months ago

I read the first paragraph... then I saw the rest and my attention wandered down...

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PepperoniNipple 0 points 5 months ago

So, you are telling everyone that you are likely someone who cannot read a lot? Be it academic papers, articles, whatever. Boring or fun, you just can't. Call my style bad, or opinions bad, whatever, the point is you cannot read long texts. You imply "walls of text wander you down." Dude, don't you see how bad that looks? Why should anyone listen to you if you are likely someone who does not read, can't finish a book, etc.? It's such a MAGA thing to do.

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unphazed 2 points 5 months ago

Social media isn't a visit to a library, or a sit down with a newspaper or even a conference hall. It's akin to a brief discussion with a passerby. Some people may stop for the guy on the soapbox in the town square, but I'm sorry if I didn't come to the fediverse that day expecting a lecture. Your feelings are valid, and I can respect them, but knowing your audience is important.

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Pollo_Jack 1 point 5 months ago

Kash just needs to put "Thank you for your attention to this matter."

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PepperoniNipple 0 points 5 months ago

Dude, to call any of this CIA or whatever, that's crazy. I despise the US right now. Nothing of what I said benefits the rich or Kash Patel's career, what the fuck? I literally encouraged people to burn data centers down. This has to be a joke, come on

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TachyonTele 1 point 5 months ago

You need to get some sleep or something

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PepperoniNipple 0 points 5 months ago

It's crazy that I have to write less than 50 words to have an ounce of attention from people now. I am a writer, I write books, I can see literacy is truly dead. "Reddit" literally means "Read it", so, what the fuck? (Lemmy is an alternative to Reddit, so) Why do people use apps that are made for reading, and then complain about a long read? It looks so ignorant.

Why would people listen or trust someone who probably can't finish a book? Let alone a few paragraphs in an app made for reading, literally. I don't get it. It's such a MAGA thing to do.

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percent 1 point 5 months ago

Why do people use apps that are made for reading, and then complain about a long read?

If I had to guess, maybe the average post contains an amount of text that is within a comfortable range, and posts that greatly exceed that range may be undesirable.

Alternatively, maybe some of them read some of the text, then decide that it's not interesting enough to read the rest.

Just guessing though.

Why would people listen or trust someone who probably can’t finish a book?

I may have missed some context here. Did someone who probably can't finish a book ask you to listen to or trust them?

Let alone a few paragraphs in an app made for reading, literally. I don’t get it.

Many other social media platforms are also text-based, and long-form text is consumed less. That's just how a lot of people are.

It’s such a MAGA thing to do.

MAGA people also breathe air and drink water. Not every human trait is political; that would be silly.

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PepperoniNipple 1 point 5 months ago

Don't worry, this is my last response then, read it all or not, up to you, I don't wanna further bore you so:

MAGAs can create a lie in one sentence, but you need walls to do it justice when dismantling it. Both sides are conditioning themselves to not read long texts, so, yeah, gg. This will benefit MAGAs the most, hence the reason I call everyone who says these things a MAGA, to quickly shame them, because I truly see it as part of their culture. I have never said anything like that in my life, ever since I was 12, I love reading the thoughts of people. Yeah, we are all different, but, why publicly complain, though? Just don't read the rest and that's it. Why announce to people that you didn't read the rest? What do you get from that other than look lazy and inspire others to be lazy too?

MAGAs are known for being anti-intellectual. Not saying that I say intellectual shit, I know I am crude and offensive, I can see you pulling an insult there, but, the mere action of reading, conditioning your brain to consume a lot, which is an important pillar for that; they don't do that, and they are proud of it. Why sound like them? MAGAs are the ones who always abuse the "Too long didnt read lol" "take your meds, schizo, old man, grandpa" "i am not reading all of that, libtard" etc. They use the most banal and primitive responses possible. I hate to see people who were supposed to be the "smart side" sound very similar in that aspect too, you know? Treat reading like they treat the gym; as something only the strong can do, which is real anyway; you do need resilience to read long texts, or else you get a headache.

Using social medias as a reason is just heartbreaking. Just another reminder that they are truly weakening people. We need to educate ourselves more than ever. Class consciousness and all that. Teachers are quitting, they are not getting paid enough, they are being replaced with cheaper lazier ones who use AI to assign and grade everything. To keep this "reading sucks" attitude is just going to further shrink your dicks and hurt everyone in the long run. At least consume a lot of movies and TV shows, and I mean a lot, all of IMDB's top 250 movies, shows, animations, even if it's background noise in a secondary monitor. That's at least a lot better than not reading at all if you find it that annoying.

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ILikeBoobies 3 points 5 months ago

Have you ever done speeches?

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bold_atlas 2 points 5 months ago

Then, you know how cheap flammable oil is, or a 3D-printed drone that can open a tiny hole in a roof for rain to say hello. Imagination is limitless.

If you're in a rural area: Acquire a cheap Mosin-Nagant rifle. Learn some basic internet op-sec. Make a yard or meter conversion for the Mosin's sights. Use google maps to find a secluded position from which the data center is visible that's no closer than ~1,000 yards. Go there without your phone, park and loose 5 rounds into to the building's roof (the parts with all the equipment on top) lot (You can easily put all rounds into big targets even at crazy long ranges) and drive away. Wait a few days and watch for news reports and look for a new firing spot. If there's no news or police activity then rinse and repeat. Eventually you'll break something.

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melsaskca 1 point 5 months ago

Thanks for sharing. That was a lot to read. Good luck to all of us.

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BillCheddar 9 points 5 months ago
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Sarmyth 8 points 5 months ago

Building something really expensive that the community doesn't want is a good way to get maximally expensive arson committed against you. The bell has already been rung. The option is already on people's minds.

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Arancello 8 points 5 months ago

mercans dont have any political or legal power anymore

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ProfThadBach 13 points 5 months ago

We never really had any to begin with all the way back to the founding. It is just now those in power do not give a fuck and tore off the mask.

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BillCheddar 8 points 5 months ago

In another context, the AI company is raping that community.

That's what it means to govern without consent, essentially.

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isleepinahammock 7 points 5 months ago

Pass a new law. Make "it was an AI datacenter" an affirmative criminal defense against charges of arson. An affirmative defense is when you go to court and say, "yes, I did the act, but it was necessary because reason X." "Yes, I shot and killed the guy, but I did so because he broke into my house and was trying to kill me." That's an affirmative defense.

Fuck it. Ultimately the law is subordinate to the will of the people. If they're going to just ignore the voters, the voters should make it so people can't be prosecuted for burning down AI data centers. It just won't be illegal.

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muusemuuse 6 points 5 months ago

“Yes I shot the guy but he was an AI data center” would make a good episode of love death and robots.

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obinice 6 points 5 months ago

Indeed.

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koraro 3 points 5 months ago

Teal'c from Stargate laughing gif

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Hupf 1 point 5 months ago

Jaffa… jokes?

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Tollana1234567 4 points 5 months ago

naming it after the show i assume, is a travesty.

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hobovision 4 points 5 months ago

Another lying headline. You all will up vote anything that makes you mad without reading it or thinking critically at all.

  • Residents didn't vote on this, the town board did
  • The town board was sued by the developers
  • The developers were likely to win so the town settled and got some concessions from the developer
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plz1 18 points 5 months ago

I mean, it's shady for headlines, but it's not false. The board are residents, and the did vote it down. Then they "settled" and I'm betting it was a pittance compared to the data center value. In reality, it was probably a situation where whomever was backing the data center said to throw lawyers and/or money at the problem until it went away.

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DreamlandLividity 3 points 5 months ago

This is literally then one case where the slowness of the courts could have worked for the people. Even if the town lost after years of litigation, so what. They would have moved it elsewhere in the meantime. But someone got bribed to drop the lawsuit.

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hobovision 1 point 5 months ago

It's not free for a small town to litigate for years. The fact they settled so fast implies that the way they did it was not remotely legal. They may not have followed their own rules or state rules. Doing that is a good way to get a judge mad real fast. Judge could have put a preliminary injunction on the town to allow the construction to start while litigation proceeded. To do that the judge would have to determine that the developer was likely to succeed and that no irreparable harms would be caused. If the developers lost then they could just demo what had been built and restore the site, no harm done.

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PodPerson 1 point 5 months ago

Yep - clickbait headline. I'd be against these as much as the next person, but the article itself said (after it's clickbait headline) that the township settled. Lawsuits back and forth on both sides, but the township accepted a deal, so it wasn't like everyone said "no" and then they went ahead and built anyway.

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mlg 3 points 5 months ago

Now all that high tech electronics jacking from the first Fast & Furious movie doesn't look so dumb lol.

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Mulligrubs 3 points 5 months ago

Just another day in America, Incorporated ^(tm)^

There's only one solution... we obviously need corporate tax cuts. Let's print more money, too, just to be safe.

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beejboytyson 2 points 5 months ago

Man, how's flint?

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Tollana1234567 1 point 5 months ago

the datacenters are also likely going to be used for mass surveillance(flock, palantir,,,etc) anyways.

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titanicx 1 point 5 months ago

It's happening right now in Utah as well.

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