Does it need to be physical? I'd expect data on a well funded S3 account or a tar snap account to live 30 years
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If you actually want to use paper... QR codes. The format is simple, broadly distributed, and has error correction built in. It'll make the whole process a lot easier than trying to roll something yourself.
Hmm. I think we might be able to get there by combining a fucking jerk with a unit circle jerk. This should result in pi fucking jerks. Now just divide by jerk and we have an irrational amount of fucks.
Hmmm. But what if fucks aren't fungible?
Do y'all hate chess engines?
If yes, cool.
If no, I think you hate tech companies more than you hate AI specifically.
Who said anything about using a rubber? Or not? Let's properly support the people that exist now.
You mad?
Yes, to support everyone on what our economy outputs today will involve the quality of life decreasing for a lot of people. And the economy will have to change, to build the things that people need but are currently unable to pay for. This is unsurprising.
Probably the living space is more to show this is feasible over it being the expected/desired solution. It would be very counterproductive to tear down good houses, but small apartments work well for "house single unhoused people".
Rural transport is a rounding error compared to the number of private cars that could be converted with minimal fuss in cities.
Why would an export economy be a bad model? They literally have a surplus; all you need to do to fix it is.... Make less?
This is unsurprising.
But forcing a recorded count does get those Republican Nays on record so they can be punished later.
Bitcoin wouldn't be an awful solution to this, but there's certainly a few better ones, such as
- Visa and MC just being the opinionless payment providers they ought to be.
- Regulation enforcing all payment providers to be similarly opinionless.
- Ethereum, or another crypto more suited to many, fast payments
- A layer-2 network over Bitcoin that can enable many fast payments, such as the lightning network.
Most of these are good, just for different things. I want waffle fries at the bar; I want shoestring fries at the burger place; I want wedges at the cafe on the corner.
Except the zigzags. I don't think I've ever had a good zigzag.
It's not disrespectful to look, and that's all we can see these people doing from these two frames. Hell, it's just about involuntary to take a glance.
It would be disrespectful to stare or make comments/rude gestures, but I doubt that's what's happening here.
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I have a medical condition that makes it difficult for me to defecate, so doing so often takes 20m or more.
I usually doo on my own time (because, like, ethic or whatever), but even so, this seems actively hostile to me and I wonder if there's a legal remedy.