@b9bozzi@deaconwallst79 The payntr is way more accommodating on wide feet. Had some GFore’s I regretted because they were too narrow. Payntrs did not have that problem.
@DustinWalper This is what we get. Everyone who opportunistically came to TX for its business environment and didn’t do anything to push back on this gets what they deserve.
@RogueScholarPr I agree but they also shouted down people with serious concerns and bucketed all opposition as groypers or retard right. War doesn’t inspire a lot of nuance I guess.
@KipperkipKipper There was always a level of glee to it that didn't make sense given that it annihilates the ability to take any power at the federal level
@zedryaz@FirstSquawk It’s just better to own outright but hyperscalers didn’t have teams internally to stand these things up. This just says Google feels like they can now
@st_louis_stan@BonifaceOption Only level-headed take I’ve seen. We don’t need to argue about Iran War anymore, we’ve seen the electoral merits. Either we scheme around it or 2028 will bury what’s left of the Republican Party.
@GringoInvesting Speed to power was and is most critical. I think you could see a pivot to friendlier states in 2028+ but the overall environment is really hard to flesh out rn.
@GringoInvesting I think they went to low-hanging places first like TX, GA, OH etc but you're right it's going to be easier to solve for labor pipeline than it will be to fight with Dems. FWIW gas and pipelines were relatively low on hyper scale developers priority lists, or at least they were.