SaintEB
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Except I wasn’t designing a power plant. I was giving context of how mind bogglingly big that number was. Giving a plant size which is sized for worst case scenarios plus a safety margin doesn’t do that as well as point out its orders of magnitude more than what it takes to power a medium sized city.
Ok. Got it. My misunderstanding. Carry on .
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Did average, not peak.
Average what?
In relation to what size power plant you would need to build to serve the load, you use peak.
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uses around 100 megawatts
There is no way this is accurate.
Lafayette uses 600MW peak.
re: Bloodletting at Marvel
Posted by SaintEB on 4/15/26 at 7:38 am to SoFla Tideroller
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Superhero movies: a masculine male that can throw a convincing punch, cool costumes and gadgets, a hot chick who fills out her superhero tights, have the hero do heroic things. The villain has to be either evilly charming or charmingly evil. A plot that makes sense. And, the hardest thing of all, no pandering or ham-handed preaching of The Message. That's it.
This is the easiest of things. There are written guides out there that the superhero public already love and want to see on screen. Just do that. Like its written. Easy.
re: Head Coaching Search begins now
Posted by SaintEB on 4/14/26 at 8:54 am to VA LSU fan
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Need to hire Rajon Rondo.
He would be a great coach
I would support this.
Also, would rather CP3 (mentioned earlier), if they would want it, over Hamm or Doc or some other in that vein.
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Yiu can’t count on Polk being the number 3
prepare for 10 pages
He won't make the team. WR is a must. If their guy isn't there at 8, then 42 is a must, I would think.
I've had it on my steam wishlist since the original trailer in Feb of last year. I have no idea when this will release. Steam just says coming soon.
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You weren’t exactly morbidly obese. Why you taking drugs? Couldn’t just eat better and be active?
And with this, you have spotted the troll attempt. Nicely done.
Smoke flavor on a gas grill, seeking advice on how to get my man card back.
Posted by SaintEB on 4/6/26 at 12:12 pm
I have a 4 burner gas grill. It does great for my family and I usually cook a bunch. I miss the smoke smell and flavor from a charcoal grill. While I realize a charcoal grill is the only way to get that particular smell/flavor, what are some alternatives for smoke on a gas grill? I usually do burgers, pork steak, pork finger, quarters and breasts. I understand with real advice comes ridicule, I'll take the good with the bad.
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Brash young basketball coach pushes the limits of legal recruiting and is fired for it; only to see the league adopt his tactics and return to the same school years later, seemingly in triumph but still bearing the stigma of a cheater.
Hopefully, he wins a national title to go along with his redemption.
I'd like to see a movie about the year that Sean Payton was suspended from the NFL and how he coached his kids football team.
Can someone link the original video and a time stamp for when she takes her top off? You would be doing the world a favor.
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In short, Sam Altman, being the scammer he is, F'd the whole world on DRAM. I really think he will end up in jail one day. There isn't anything honest about him.
Thank you. I do not think this will affect prices just yet. Grok said this in the comments responding to someone asking about MU's stock price:
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AI memory demand is still exploding: Micron's only fulfilling 50-66% of key customers' needs, just hiked FY26 capex above $25B (from $20B guide), and sees even bigger jumps in '27 for HBM/DRAM.
The recent 30%+ dip is classic semi volatility from efficiency headlines and Stargate tweaks, but fundamentals (196% rev growth) point to structural AI tailwinds winning out over short-term noise.
Stout, I read your quoted stuff, but not the link. I'm not exactly sure what the quoted area is trying to say. Call me an idiot, but what is the point?
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Which examples are you referring to specifically. I know of many data centers pay for these upgrades in order to get the city/town to let them build.
Every single one of them.
I posted this above:
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However, its more complicated than that. Every new build, transmission upgrade, maintenance cost goes into the MISO tariff charges that are socialized throughout all of MISO market participants in the form of transmission charges. Bottom line....we all pay, whether you are Entergy customer (will handle a larger burden because Entergy has stakeholders), DEMCO, LUS, CLECO or some other small coop.
That is how the cost is passed on. This happens whether Meta give Entergy money or not.
ETA: Sorry, didn't mean to turn this into a energy thread. Back to water!
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El Charros needs to raise their prices.
Nah ah. Those hillbillies thinks its a 5 star restaurant.
FTR, Meta has already sold like, north of 60% of the rights of the data center in Holly Ridge to another company.
No chance they are talking to Malone or Thibs.
Its like Doc or Hamm or fricking Steve Nash...hell, CP3?
Its like Doc or Hamm or fricking Steve Nash...hell, CP3?
Double post, apologies.
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There is legislation in so rate payers won’t be burdened. Every project I hear about has energy production expansion built in to the project at the project’s expense, not existing rate payers.
This paints a nice little comfortable picture for you, doesn't it? However, its more complicated than that. Every new build, transmission upgrade, maintenance cost goes into the MISO tariff charges that are socialized throughout all of MISO market participants in the form of transmission charges. Bottom line....we all pay, whether you are Entergy customer (will handle a larger burden because Entergy has stakeholders), DEMCO, LUS, CLECO or some other small coop.
re: How real is a water scarcity threat, re: Building Data Centers?
Posted by SaintEB on 3/30/26 at 6:57 pm to DownshiftAndFloorIt
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The existing self-powered industrial sites I've been on are on the order of 20MW or so, many of them were using waste heat or byproduct to run the plant as well. The data centers I've seen it explored for are over 100MW and projected future projects are over a GW
I've contracted with industrials across MISO South and (some North) for as little as 40MW and as much as 110MW of capacity. There are some large industrials that have nice excess and make good money selling on the market.
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