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Montana Becomes First State to Enshrine ‘Right to Compute’ Into Law - Montana Newsroom
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This is how I read it. Their slanted court and legislature will determine access goes both ways and force the centers into their communities. Funny how they are putting them as far north with access to water sources.
Let's hope that whole "Ultra-Volcano" underneath them doesn't turn out to be true.
That's Wyoming - Yellowstone. Though given it's size, I suppose it could also be there.
Yes, and...
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This is such an insane map because a meter of ash is not that much when compared to other volcanoes, let alone a supervolcano. At the center would be dozens of meters of ash. Vesuvius in 70ad poured 60 feet of ash and debris onto Herculaneum and 40 onto Pompeii. Granted that was a pretty big eruption. But still, compared to fucking Yellowstone??