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Montana Becomes First State to Enshrine ‘Right to Compute’ Into Law - Montana Newsroom
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It's a whopping 6 pages and mostly double-spaced and more white space. And lemmy upvotes these cynical comments without a shred of investigation.
I'm reading it as making data centers harder to block, now I'm not so sure. Your take?
The bill explicitly states that data centers being a public nuisance is a "Compelling government interest," so I don't think it's geared towards protecting data centers.
Edit: there is one major issue with the bill; it still keeps the door open for age verification.
Missed that line! Thanks!