r/SipsTea 12h ago

Chugging tea Someone drove around a mobile billboard blaring data center noise at the RNC convention in Dallas

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u/Mattyj273 11h ago

That gets the point across

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u/Mynock33 11h ago

MAGA don't care. It's an exaggeration! Or it's fake! Or it's going to bother minorities more than me! Or whatever else they'll tell themselves while they vote Republican across the ticket and buy noise canceling headphones

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u/Remarkable_Tale_7554 11h ago

You're not going to like this, but it's a bipartisan issue. Remember those? Also, the opposition to them is ... bipartisan:

The starkest departure from the federal position is the growing number of states and localities pursuing data center moratoriums. Maine is likely to become the first state to enact one, pausing new data center construction until November 2027 to allow the legislature time to study community impacts. Several other states and many localities are considering similar measures. Critically, these efforts are not driven by a single political persuasion. Local resistance to data center development has emerged in both heavily Democratic and Republican-leaning jurisdictions.*

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u/Konkerwaggon23 10h ago

From what I know, that sounds like the sound of hard drives. While they do make a lot of noise, most of the complaints are from gas turbines used; those are what cause most of the annoyance. From what I could gather inside, they tend to be around 78db, so theoretically they shouldn't be audible from the outside.

The us should regulate the placement of the buildings into inustial zones so that any noise could be aceptable.

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u/Constant-Brief3410 2h ago

They dont want to be stupid and poor!

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u/Silent-Advice-9623 11h ago

A taste of their own medicine

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u/SB4_Camaro 11h ago

Liberal children do this.

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u/IXrobocopXI 10h ago

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u/SB4_Camaro 10h ago

Proving my point

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u/Iridescents_Ivy 11h ago

We need this all around the state

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u/The_Spian 11h ago

What a wonderful job.

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u/Silent-Advice-9623 11h ago

Made my whole day

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u/jasikanicolepi 11h ago

We need this in every cities especially all the rich neighbors.

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u/9447044 8h ago

You've never seen a city counsel move faster than when a wealthy neighborhood is in trouble

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u/McNalienBro 11h ago

They should do this in front of all the senators houses who signed off on it.

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u/EdrissMiakhel 10h ago

That is how i imagine hell would sound like

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u/RockThe40oz666 11h ago

"Don't tread on me" btw.

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u/Evil_phd 11h ago

They just meant themselves specifically. The entire MAGA movement can be summarized as "Tread on everyone I don't like".

Unfortunately for poor MAGAs, the movement also has the most extremely wealthy people as their leaders and they don't like anyone who isn't wealthy.

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u/DelcoPAMan 10h ago

Right?! No IDs, etc. except for people who look "foreign". Guns, but only for certain types of people. Obey LEOs, unless they're guarding the Capitol on January 6th. Communism is bad except Putin and his pals plus the ones in Asia. No foreign wars but we'll, just look at this year, plus the threats against traditional allies.

And so it goes.

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u/Creepy-Ant373 11h ago

You wanna explain what you mean by that?

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u/IXrobocopXI 10h ago

Here's a helpful infographic:

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u/SeaViolinist6424 11h ago

google is free.

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u/fancywipe 11h ago

Another new battle we gotta hope they’re don’t win

Just leave us alone, data centres should be banned

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u/frankcastle01 7h ago

They've poured billions into it, there's no way they're going to u turn on this, we the people are totally fucked!

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u/wovenkitten 10h ago

Bringing the noise to the people voting on it is a blunt way to make the point

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u/dementio 10h ago

I hatefully respect this

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u/OkSpare3037 11h ago

I would love to donate to their gas money. What a great way to make the point stick.

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u/ItsBeelzsRebirth 2h ago

Based behavior! If you aren't annoying the fuck out of everyone your aren't an effective protestor

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u/Initial-Meeting362 1h ago

Brilliant 👏

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u/TheBigMoogy 5h ago

I've seen enough cunts complain about near non-existent windmill noice while ignoring data center noice.

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u/youdoitimbusy 2h ago

The original matrix script called for people becoming data centers for AI. But at the time no one knew what data centers were. So they changed it to people becoming batteries, as it was more digestible for the audience.

Just an interesting anecdote. Nothing follows.

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u/HereInNashville96 1h ago

How much would it be to rent that out for an hour.

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u/Just-Armadillo4419 11h ago

Fuck that

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u/YonderWindow364 11h ago

Ah, I see their point got across to you lol

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u/JonEdwinPoquet 10h ago

I am wondering lately if our international competitors are backing the Anti-Ai movement in the US. It seems China is in an Ai race with us.

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u/VTHokie2020 10h ago

Data centers are better and more important than oil refineries

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u/Konkerwaggon23 10h ago

I doubt so a lot.