As opposed to a spyware app owned by the local government that’s designed to sow discord and destabilize any opposition to the local oligarchs?
Seems to me that, for most people, there’s more personal risk in being spied on by local cops than foreign ones.
It took a lot of work to get here, the Wayland project started in 2008.
“Please don’t call me Daddy”
At the risk of being called an accelerationist, the fact of the matter is that the only way out is through.
Not really, if you’re close enough to shoot off an antenna then you can just shoot the drone.
I highly recommend picking up a Japanese induction rice cooker. We’ve had a Zojirushi for a year and even at altitude it makes perfect rice every time.
You’re not wrong, they need a union. Which is precisely why Facebook and Twitter pack their payroll with H1-b visas.
The US has a glut of skilled tech workers right now thanks to a quarter-million layoffs last year, the argument that they can’t find the labor locally is facetious. Also, every H1-b worker should be entitled to dual citizenship or full naturalization, whichever is their preference.
It does entirely.
Taking control of a government that’s designed to disenfranchise you is a very different task than reforming a government that used to be responsive but was captured by hostile interests.
Take back? Our government never belonged to “the common man”. This is a country of the rich, by the rich, for the rich, and always has been.
Nice! You’re a real one, thanks!
Seems like the kind of image that might become iconic, awesome.
Not really. We can make tiny regions of relatively negative energy compared to empty space, but not in a way that does anything more useful than vacuum-welding metals together and there is disagreement as to how far much further down the zero point is.
What about enbies like me?
I’m guessing we still get shirtless service, but no freebies. XD
Bury it deep enough to lock the carbon in. If you spend it, those dollars will eventually find their way back to the treasury where they’ll be burned.
Short answer, No.
Full answer: There’s some adjacent work being done on the warping of spacetime using the Casimir Effect. If they’re able to produce negative energies of sufficient amplitude then such work might eventually lead to anti-gravity applications, but this is considered fringe.
Blockchain currencies aren’t a bubble, they’re a scam.
Post a screenshot, some of us don’t use Twitter anymore.
The results aren’t worth the expense. So-called “AI” is the biggest bubble since the great recession.
Wealth concentration is even worse now than when that song was written.
Of course it does. A million validators on less than 15,000 nodes? The top 100 accounts already own 35% of the network and rising? The top 0.005% of accounts own more than 78%? A Gini coefficient worse than Ukraine? A Nakamoto index of 3?
Ethereum is only months from a level of wealth concentration that would give Lido and Coinbase a combined 51% of the stake.
Blaming the voters instead of the politicians is the same thing as making excuses for the politicians.