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Well there is England...

If it's any consolation I'm just American and I believe Trump is an incontinent rubber stamp for any brown-noser that orbits him and Elon deserves to be unceremoniously gored with a brick.

Maybe we'll get a solid Somaliland in the ensuing chaos after this current unmanaged Chapter 11 leads to a messy Chapter 7.

Treating the government like a startup is gambling, the difference is startups are intentionally disposable while a Nation State... it's a fucking Nation State.

He's more of a lobotomized Jack Welch imo

If the only thing it can accomplish is being traded back and forth for "hard" currencies such as the US Dollar than it's no more useful than the Soviet Ruble. It's not even useful as an actual anonymous currency, it's not even anonymous without a considerable amount of legwork.

Nah, the whole executive branch is getting Jack Welch'ed. Hopefully your tap water cleanliness regulations are strong on a state level.

Wouldn't be a terrible idea.

So you are just flooding a submission box with meaningless noise that at worst merely sounds plausible but doesn't actually work that way in experimentation? It's like trying to pull knowledge from the old Library of Babel website, a repository with every combination of letters, a tremendous volume of noise, and zero discernment of what is true or applicable among it. At best it is merely a glorified filter to that repository that only outputs sentences that are coherent at face value.

"If this thing was an entirely different situation then the stakes would be different." Well, glad we got that part worked out.

Considering how broadly unpopular the idea is to average people who don't aspire to own cryptocurrency (especially after FTX publicly ate its own organs) I don't see it being particularly difficult to find support for such laws in more liberal places such as the EU.

I think in places like Italy they discover something of that sort almost every single time they dig a hole deep enough into the ground (eg during construction).

Prostitution is legal in the State of Nevada but is outlawed again specifically for Las Vegas on a local level.

In school it was my literal case study in software ethics.

What is what this article is about, the author enjoyed having a VOIP-based house phone. Everyone just assumed it was about POTS because they don't read past the headlines.

There's also a crap tonne of money to be made in not doing shit and making "dirty" energy. Perhaps there's just a crap tonne of money to be made in energy.

That's strange, I thought they had found a much more steady niche in industrial uses than they did as video game peripheral. People seem to be buying them for such uses pretty much as early as the Xbox 360 Kinect came out.

Honestly I find it amazing just how long the 360 has gone without a viable modern softmod. There was one singular one found on a firmware so old it still has the blades dash but otherwise no modern ones are publicly known. That said, I wouldn't be surprised if one appeared almost immediately after the store was closed because the person or group who found it was waiting for just that situation before releasing it.

Just what did Microsoft get right in terms of security on the Xbox 360's software?

The US military after using 37 different shell companies to purchase hundreds of gotek floppy emulators and 5.25" to 3.5" drive brackets:

> Damn I'm good at modernization

Imagine how bad a judicial take has to be for Congress to actually get up off their hands and legislate about in the current year.

This point would work better if the vast majority of artists actually were paid well.

At that point keep everything else intact and just replace the Amiga there with a Mr. FPGA running the same thing on hardware emulation.

I don't believe one that transmits is anywhere near as cheap as one that recieves.

Because that would involve these people caring about their "boots on the ground" or thinking in the long term. Those two things to happen less and less as things scale up and become public respectively.

I'm glad the well of peer to peer projects hasn't been irrecoverably poisoned by the most recent rise and fall of cryptocurrency in recent years. Can't wait for more practical and interesting things to come from the concept.

It is really tiresome just how much damage cryptocurrency brain rot did to any remotely novel peer to peer developments made in the last decade.

To me it still reads that more libertarian than anything else.

In this problem, RCS is far more of a potential loss than MMS due to how few other apps support that cluster of a standard.

Something like the old Xeon Phi cards?

I think that means we're doing as well socioeconomically as 1800s Prussia.