20 miles northwest of our nation's capital
Literally the day before the unlikely outbreak of Wildphyres in Spokane Washington, local news reported that local residents had been pushing back strongly in rejection of Datacenters near their homes. Now they are burned out – almost all homes in the exact proposed Datacenter-area cremated down to white ash. No doubt another Total Coincidunce! It … Read more
This multi-part series evidences that large-scale datacenter development is not merely a land-use issue, but a combined infrastructure, health, environmental, political, electrical-grid, and quality-of-life threat. The core warning is that hyperscale datacenters concentrate enormous electrical demand, mechanical noise, vibration, water/infrastructure burden, and land-use pressure into local communities while shifting costs and risks onto residents. Every … Read more
Flags of Red — ” Seemingly hauled out of some time-freezer and stood back up everywhere, overnight, including across all owned/controlled mass-media and then blam!, a website that is not only promptly downed and then frozen but also incredibly inaccurate per two long-time sources. Could you say ‘Controlled Opposition’ or Mislead? “ Beware flagged tools. … Read more
How Tech Companies Infiltrate City Councils to Build Data Centers — one technique is called DELPHI TECHNIQUE, as outed by Agenda-21 devocate ROSA KOIRE. “Elected officials start listening uphill, like somehow that’s where the better information is coming from.” If you overlay the map of data centers on the map of flock cameras, it pretty … Read more
I just received my third ticket for supposedly not stopping at the corner of West Guide and Research for the right turn on red. I don’t believe these camers are always correct. I’d have to be idiot by now to not stop! Has anyone else encountered this problem? They have financial incentive to lie constantly; … Read more
Datacenters are dense microcosms of competing regulated power supplies. Every server, CPU, GPU, storage shelf, switch, and board-level voltage regulator is constantly fighting to hold its own output rails steady — 12 VDC, 5 VDC, 3.3 VDC, 1.1 VDC, whatever — despite rapidly changing compute loads and evermore imperfect upstream grid power. The problem is … Read more
We’ve been noticing minor power blips, blinks, increasingly growing over the past 10 months or so in Darnestown, Maryland – no enough to trigger UPS switchover, but enough to notice something is changing, something is wrong.. No official explanation given, until now. — “Just before 8 a.m. the electricity flickered on and off for about … Read more
“Many residents say they learned about nearby developments only after construction had already begun. Their reports describe concerns about water consumption, electricity demand, constant mechanical noise, land use, electronic waste, and pressure on local infrastructure.” Erin Brockovich’s new data center map crashed twice in 72 hours. The environmental advocate says she woke up one morning … Read more
A CAFR/ACFR is a government’s most complete annual financial report. It combines auditedfinancial statements, management explanation, fund-level detail, debt and pension disclosures,and long-term statistical trends. It is one of the best documents for understanding a publicentity’s true financial condition. Renamed in 2020 from CAFR (Comprehensive Annual Financial Report) reportedly due to CAFR sounding too similar … Read more
DATACENTER ALLEY — Greg Pirio, a Sterling, Virginia resident warns about seriously degraded quality of life in the neighborhood. Living just 150 yards from the Vantage 2 datacenter, residents report intolerable noise pollution caused by the facility’s onsite jet turbine power plants. DATACENTER ALLEY — Greg Pirio, a Sterling, Virginia resident warns about seriously degraded … Read more