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> However, it's against the leasing agreement (which is pretty firm) to remove / disable them. I find that hard to believe. In fact, I can't imagine how it's n
by mirimir 8y ago
> However, it's against the leasing agreement (which is pretty firm) to remove / disable them.
I find that hard to believe. In fact, I can't imagine how it's not illegal. Or if it's not, how it can remain legal.
- leetbulb 8y agoIIRC they are doing some kind of tech study which got them a grant to build the place. There's an entire suite of things from "smart-solar" to the Alexas. The thing about the lease is not fact, it's just what the leasing office told me when I asked about it, I did not read an actual legal document.
- thatoneuser 8y agoIf that's true then the hype about tech companies being literally Hitler is pretty much right. That's fucking insane.