15 June 2021, 12:28 PM
Steve MillerSigns of the times
Saw this on Facebook. I wish I had seen the comments but the admin shut them off.
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Well my work just told me I can’t work there anymore unless I’m vaccinated. I run 2 departments there and have been for almost 2 years. I even moved down here to be better available for 24/7 on call work.
It’s crazy, so I need a job. Anyone hiring? I am a highly skilled craftsman and problem solver. I have killer leadership skills and know how to run a team. I can manage a budget and multiple long term projects. I’m a welder as well and do amazing custom work. I have 2 weeks to find something, as of July 1st I’ll be out on unpaid leave...
Alexa - buy ALL the popcorn!
15 June 2021, 12:43 PM
Piano*DadAnd my workplace told me well over a month ago that everyone -- students, faculty, staff -- will have to be vaccinated in order to work or study here. Oh, yeah, already done that ...
If people want to score points with their resistance, have fun.
15 June 2021, 03:42 PM
wtgquote:
Originally posted by Steve Miller:
What could go wrong?
From the comments:
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Fix the grid yet? Asking for a friend...
15 June 2021, 03:55 PM
Steve MillerEven better is the fact bitcoin mining takes truly phenomenal amounts of electricity - something in short supply in TX at the moment.
15 June 2021, 06:16 PM
Ninaquote:
Originally posted by Steve Miller:
Even better is the fact bitcoin mining takes truly phenomenal amounts of electricity - something in short supply in TX at the moment.
It also requires truly phenomenal amounts of water. Last time I checked, Texas is in a significant drought period. Even if not, it's still not clear to me that Texas' water resources could begin to handle crypto's water requirements.
15 June 2021, 06:34 PM
ShiroKuroquote:
Originally posted by Nina:
quote:
Originally posted by Steve Miller:
Even better is the fact bitcoin mining takes truly phenomenal amounts of electricity - something in short supply in TX at the moment.
It also requires truly phenomenal amounts of water. Last time I checked, Texas is in a significant drought period. Even if not, it's still not clear to me that Texas' water resources could begin to handle crypto's water requirements.
Wait, what?? What is the connection between cryptocurrency and water??
Is it that you need water to keep the super computers cool???
15 June 2021, 06:57 PM
Amandaquote:
Originally posted by Nina:
quote:
Originally posted by Steve Miller:
Even better is the fact bitcoin mining takes truly phenomenal amounts of electricity - something in short supply in TX at the moment.
It also requires truly phenomenal amounts of water. Last time I checked, Texas is in a significant drought period. Even if not, it's still not clear to me that Texas' water resources could begin to handle crypto's water requirements.
That's just awful. People are so damned stupid (and selfish?). I knew about the electricity waste but that about the water is news - very bad news.
