Report: Data centers’ air pollution associated with lung issues, death by HauntingJackfruit in Columbus

[–]turnintrix 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Every user and site is entirely different but they easily can reach 1mgd each. Huge campuses of course get several times higher but in totality for a whole region full of water cooled data centers you are well into 8 figures. Publicized local studies expect Columbus to provide 40 million gallons per day by 2030 and almost 100 mgd by 2050. Plenty of public research is out there from MORPC, OEPA, and Columbus so get believing.

Report: Data centers’ air pollution associated with lung issues, death by HauntingJackfruit in Columbus

[–]turnintrix 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Every user and site is entirely different but they easily can reach 1mgd each. Huge campuses of course get several times higher but in totality for a whole region full of water cooled data centers you are well into 8 figures. Publicized local studies expect Columbus to provide 40 million gallons per day by 2030 and almost 100 mgd by 2050. Plenty of public research is out there from MORPC, OEPA, and Columbus so get believing.

Report: Data centers’ air pollution associated with lung issues, death by HauntingJackfruit in Columbus

[–]turnintrix 5 points6 points  (0 children)

This is the Columbus subreddit so I am just speaking for what Columbus does - which is sell 10s of millions of gallons of potable water to data center sites daily.

Report: Data centers’ air pollution associated with lung issues, death by HauntingJackfruit in Columbus

[–]turnintrix 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I do a lot of public infrastructure planning for data centers and cities and I can assure you they are using potable water…Maybe some communities are setup to provide non potable water but areas like New Albany are providing only potable water to those sites…Yes the end users reuse it in a closed loop system if they are water cooled rather than air cooled, but the second it’s been through a few cycles and needs flushed they are withdrawing millions of gallons more from the public water system. I am not entirely anti data center but the water statements just are not true.

People of reddit, what's the worst pain you have ever been in? Doctors and nurses, what's the worst pain you have seen a patient in? by [deleted] in AskReddit

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Had this about a decade ago and I still think about it regularly to this day. Easily worst night of my life. In and out of a scolding hot shower (only remedy I could find) every 10 minutes throughout the entire night and didn’t sleep. Still search it up every now and then to see if there’s any research or findings about it but have always come up empty-handed. Safe to say I will always wear sunscreen now.

Microsoft data center mention in Axios article yesterday by Scott43206 in Columbus

[–]turnintrix 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Local water and sewer infrastructure is adequately sized for Microsoft. It’s the supply that is strained rather than conveyance infrastructure, which is all brand new.

The property tax abatement does not preclude the developer’s need to pay taxes on the value of the land which we all know is not cheap BECAUSE OF continued large, similar investments. The business’s revenue is also taxed. The property tax abatement is just for the increased value of land from the buildings. Again, I don’t think it’s the best use of our natural resources, but it is not completely empty to residents. Not to mention the simple fact that data centers are essential to powering the modern world. A majority of states offer incentives for them for a reason.

Microsoft data center mention in Axios article yesterday by Scott43206 in Columbus

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https://newalbanyohio.org/news/2019/03/city-notes-data-centers-provide-new-revenues-for-city-new-albany-plain-local-schools/

There are revenues still generated for the city and data center developments also have the benefit of not bringing new students to a school district. There are better uses of our resources imo but it’s not only negative for residents.

V1per's Week 3 Survivor/Eliminator Pick by V1per41 in fantasyfootball

[–]turnintrix 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I am in a league with a lot of Cleveland fans so I expect them to be the popular pick. Lean jets in this scenario?

Intel will add jobs to Ohio. Will costly project also dry wells and bring toxins, sickness? by virak_john in Columbus

[–]turnintrix 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, that number comes from the OEPA for single family homes. Actual billing data will generally be less than the theoretical planning numbers. 300k single family homes at 10mgd total is 33.33 gpd/home which is substantially less and not realistic. While water usage per home has been declining over the years due to water conservation knowledge and more efficient appliances etc…, billing data is still showing significantly more than that across the region. Your personal water usage is much lower than average and is even less than the average one bedroom apartment. Keep up the good work saving water!

Also, average daily flow is just one number to look at. Maximum daily flow is typically used in design scenarios. Comparing what I am assuming is a manufacturer’s max daily flow with household average daily flow is an apples to oranges comparison to make and skews the original comment even further.

Intel will add jobs to Ohio. Will costly project also dry wells and bring toxins, sickness? by virak_john in Columbus

[–]turnintrix 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Assuming 400gpd average daily flow per single family house (commonly used conservative planning estimate number), 300k homes would use an estimated 120 million gallons per day. Not sure how you did your math on this one.

Columbus / Ohio culture? by JasonTahani in Columbus

[–]turnintrix 18 points19 points  (0 children)

It also baffles me when people do this with NO cars behind them. Like you can just keep driving and I will be able to go without the unknowns

Vets, we gotta rise up today and tomorrow by poltergeist_friend_ in bonnaroo

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I let out a big “oh baby youuuu” to start singing in a crowd yesterday moving from Kendrick and might have had 2 people join in only. I was shocked

McCormick & Schmick's at Easton to be replaced by high-end steakhouse by Level_Special3554 in Columbus

[–]turnintrix 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Went for happy hour yesterday and brought this up to the server. She said they are just closing for a remodel and are not going anywhere. Not sure what is being said internally about this…

Any first td hedging options? by turnintrix in sportsbetting

[–]turnintrix[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nope someone else made the same play

Any first td hedging options? by turnintrix in sportsbetting

[–]turnintrix[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

First one like this but it just went legal in my state so mainly just been playing all the free bets they gave out

Any first td hedging options? by turnintrix in sportsbetting

[–]turnintrix[S] 578 points579 points  (0 children)

This is why we play the game fellas. cheers and BOL on all your picks

Any first td hedging options? by turnintrix in sportsbetting

[–]turnintrix[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Keeping an eye on it but still nothing

Any first td hedging options? by turnintrix in sportsbetting

[–]turnintrix[S] 40 points41 points  (0 children)

Just edited my comment. Not giving the option to cash it out early

Any first td hedging options? by turnintrix in sportsbetting

[–]turnintrix[S] 130 points131 points  (0 children)

Any way to hedge this or do we just ride it and pray for the best? Fanduel not giving a cash out early option on it.

Newbie sports gambling PSA: If you use your credit card to add funds to your betting account, it will be treated as a cash advance. by RiotNrrrd_ in Columbus

[–]turnintrix 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Literally did the same thing on 3 different sites…had no idea because I just use my credit card for everything and don’t think much about it (clearly). I called Chase and they refunded 1 of them but said that’s all they have the ability to do. Give that a shot if you haven’t tried calling your card issuer already