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26 days agoOh yeah that’s a bad one, also the one by Science Park that regularly backs up even outside rush hour.


Oh yeah that’s a bad one, also the one by Science Park that regularly backs up even outside rush hour.


I go through this abomination regularly, it’s ridiculous especially since it replaced a roundabout before it (!). But, it’s pretty far out of Boston, it’s not even in Cambridge/Somerville even, so idk if it counts as a mark against Boston.


People with far more knowledge about this: when a data center “uses” water, what happens to it? Does the act of cooling servers with water “use up” the water or can it be cycled back into the water system? And if it is theoretically possible for it to be cycled back into the system as opposed to being dumped like sewer water, why isn’t it?
I liked my Vortex Race3 so much i bought a second one for work when i used to commute. I’m glad i did, they seem to be discontinued now :( but its easily the best 75% layout i’ve used.