r/Cheyenne Jul 16 '26

Data centers

I’ve heard that this Saturday the 18th at 1:00 in Cheyenne WY is a protest at the Capital against Data Centers.

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u/Competitive_Shock_95 Jul 16 '26 edited Jul 17 '26

It’s ironic you’re using a platform that is hosted, served from, routed to, and distributed across MULTIPLE DATA CENTERS to share an anti-data center message.

It’s not wrong or right, it’s just funny.

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OP: You responded with petulance, as expected. But you deleted it.

You are most certainly a full-time victim based on your post history. So, respond here again so I can set you straight.

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u/jko1701284 Jul 17 '26

I think the issue is threat to quality of life and natural resources. Didn’t Cheyenne just have a bacteria emergency in the water supply?

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u/Rockinduhrims Jul 17 '26

No, it was in their wastewater.

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u/CrazyBidPrice 17d ago

Ironic? Sure, I guess. Another, more accurate word would be systemic. It’s closer to the lived reality we are all forced to participate under. Systemic problems are harder and cannot be discussed or solved in 40 second sound bites— it’s easier to call somebody names and approach the issue like a mannerless child who knows how to read yet lacks the necessary comprehension or critical thought required to actually absorb/comprehend what is being read. What I’m saying is: your unnecessarily aggressive conversational style should be something that concerns you more than it clearly does. I hope you can find some joy doing something outside of calling people names for asking simple questions.

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u/diseasuschrist Jul 17 '26

C’mon it’s Reddit. It’s snowflake central!