Trump is bankrupting farmers so they have no choice but to sell their land for data centers.

With the rush to build data centers as fast as possible, wouldn't the easiest way to do it be going after cleared land with irrigation systems already in place that could be fitted to suit the needs of those data centers?

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u/TheeFearlessChicken — 8 days ago

Dirk Gently audiobook read by the author.

My go-to night time tradition has been listening to the Dirk Gently audiobooks read by Douglas Adams. I would listen to them on youtube, but they have vanished.

I tried to get the audiobooks on libby, but they only have the radio drama and the horrible AI version.

I'm sure I'm not the first one to ask, but if anyone could steer me in the right direction I'd really appreciate it.

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u/TheeFearlessChicken — 2 months ago
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If he was knocked out for the remainder of the season during his second at bat, it would be such a Red Sox thing to happen.

Clearly that's hasn't happened, but you have to admit it's definitely a Red Sox type of thing.

Edit: FUUUUUUUUCK!

u/TheeFearlessChicken — 3 months ago
▲ 67 r/redsox

WE (known as the most optimistic fans in all of sports always knew we were going on a 13 game winning streak) ARE SO BACK!

Early in the season falling behind in early innings always felt like being on our way to a loss.  

Now it feels like we are just setting up for an epic comeback!

GO SOX!

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u/TheeFearlessChicken — 3 months ago
▲ 226 r/redsox

WE (that 9th inning was terrifying,yep, over .500) ARE SO BACK!

That had to be one of the most exciting 7th innings I've ever seen.

Siegler's reaction when that ball came off of Abreu's bat was something to behold. He represented every single Red Sox fan in that moment.

Chapman still raises my heart rate.

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u/TheeFearlessChicken — 3 months ago
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What happened with the acid rain scare of the 1980s?

When I was growing up we were constantly hearing about how acid rain was going to be such a problem for the environment. Then, seemingly out of nowhere, it virtually vanished from the news. What exactly happened?

Edit: Scare was the wrong word to use in this instance.

"Acid rain crisis" would be more appropriate.

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u/TheeFearlessChicken — 3 months ago