
@tomshardware I’m not a trendy anti-datacenter person the way so many people are these days, but that was pretty asinine of the city
The city expects $30 million in future tax revenue.
Many users called the city's sale of farmer-donated park land for data center development asinine and corrupt, especially given its placement near residential neighborhoods.

@tomshardware I’m not a trendy anti-datacenter person the way so many people are these days, but that was pretty asinine of the city

@tomshardware Can they legally do that, seeing how the land was given to the city/town for the sole purpose of a park being built?

@tomshardware Sounds very American

@tomshardware Why do they insist on plopping these things down right next to residential areas?
They likely bought these houses because of the parkland. Now it's an industrial area!

@tomshardware Lawyers:
How The FUCK, do they Work?

@CTeezy @tomshardware The corrupt government will do whatever the fuck they want.