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Very true. We have the most basic cable Internet available here. We can have 2 TV's steaming 4k plus a few people on their phones cruising the interwebs without any issues. Most people are paying for a much faster service than they need.

It likely not NH as much as the organization. He worked the grass drags for several years for my former club in NH many moons ago.

I learned to drive on a 76 VW Bug and an 82 Chevy pickup. The Bug was a 4 speed and the truck was 3 on the tree. I didn't really have an issue because I was already familiar with the clutch from riding dirt bikes.

Sounds like Josh Berry is going to Legacy next year. Beyond the FlagSurprise NASCAR landing spot emerges for Josh Berry, afte...Josh Berry might be staying in the NASCAR Cup Series after all.

And his brother, Hermie, too!

Adjacent to the great lakes would work too. Not Phoenix, Arizona.

I've read several articles stating that they consume a large amount of water. Here's what AI came up with. Direct Water Use Medium facilities: Use about 300,000 to 500,000 gallons of water each day. Large facilities: Use 1 to 5 million gallons of water daily. Town comparison: A single large data center can use as much water in one day as a town of 50,000 people. Cooling method: Most sites use evaporative cooling, which turns liquid water into steam and releases it into the air.

I have no clue. Cheaper upfront costs?

But the data center can teach you how to tie your shoes in the morning.

Running it down the drain is likely cheaper .

Seven DaysFeds Say Human Smuggler Posted Clients’ Testimonials on T...Videos show migrants who crossed from Canada to Vermont thanking their smugglers and recommending their services.

Can't we out source data centers to India like we did tech support?

Agreed. Had it been almost any other business would they bring charges? Have there ever been charges brought against coal company owners when they have had accidents that killed many workers?

Wow! Quite an improvement compared to the old newspaper style.