Eyefish lence.

If you don’t spell it right the government can track you.

… explain?

Piss off with you pro-establishment crap.

Datagrid has approval to … remove a nearby wetland, an Environment Southland regional council reports show.

Great. Duck the environment so a Singaporean data center operator can get cheap electricity.

It’s just the typical quality of journalism. You can spot the factual errors because you know better: most people can’t.

They’ll be parroting whatever marketing drivel the company’s provided them.

“NZ’s first datacentre (of this scale | in this region | for this operator | dedicated to AI)”

The journalist just drops the ‘confusing bit’.

No worries!

Came here to say this one.

That’s equal parts “oh yeah. Cool” and “gguuaaarghhhhh uuuaaarrrgghhh”

Bold of you to assume my reading comprehension was up to speed today.

I hope that turns around then and you can get them one day!

It’s be a cold day in hell that’d I’d wear a tee shirt with a brand let alone tattoo one on me.

In a situation where perhaps time is of the essence, there seems to be a little bit more urgency, but there was no urgency here.

Same reasoning applies with a corpse.

That this isn’t some federal rule already is asinine.

Can an economist chime in here and explain how this works?

Debt of the issuer of a national currency (among other things) doesn’t quite work the same way as it does for ordinary participants of the economy… but I can’t quite figure out what that actually means.

“We gave ourselves permission”

It’s probably not recirculated water, just continual replenishment.

That, and the whole exercise is to funnel money to some cronies.

Those people will eventually grow old and die while their children grow up to be slightly less conservative (on average).

Yep, NZ was the last place to be settled by humans. Polynesians only reached it about 1250AD. So a thousand years after this map!

Polynesians had reached South America and come back with kumara (sweet potato) before reaching NZ.

That’s a really cool way of thinking about it they I hadn’t considered.

Any self respecting tattoo artist would refuse to tattoo a drunk.

As a tattoo? Now that’s commitment.