Idk what you’re talking about, I program my own OSs in assembly language and solder my own hardware from e-waste. Get gud normie.

If you’re not paying for it, you are the product; except for with 🍏 and then it’s both.

Even with an energy density disparity the lower potential for fires and lower effective operating temps it’s a huge upgrade for automotive applications. It’ll definitely replace all 12v batteries.

^ Fourteen years old either physically or mentally.

Far out man.

Hope you’ve got a carbon monoxide detector.

Brandy. Especially paired with Khat.

Black coffee and patience.

Yes because the only way to destroy technology is to smash it with a hammer.

We’re always a bit late to the party though.

Maybe a blockchain type signature that encodes your DNA. Would also serve as a patent on it so orgs couldn’t use your genetic information without compensating you.

Scan everyone’s Iris, give them a forum like Reddit or Lemmy, tie the vote to their Iris scan, and create a funding mechanism like world coin to enable the transfer of value from other systems to the new system. Boom. Let people directly fund the initiatives they support, up to a certain amount of you want to avoid Citizens United type shit. By definition there will be people left out of the process, but a good version of this system would have an initiative to distribute tools to interested people without access.

It’s both.

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Qatari royalty gave Kushner 2 billion to manage. He’s on their payroll. This is part of what they’re getting.

I’ve worked with a ton of these guys, they’re most often on H2A visas from Mexico, Honduras, Guatemala… And some of the companies that contract them are… Not diligent about paperwork. Sucks for the guys. And beyond that, forestry work and wildland firefighting will absolutely grind to a halt without them in the west and southeast. Absolutely kneecapping all efforts to reduce fuels and replant burns/clear-cuts. There’s an argument to be made that the use of these crews is essentially forced labor anyway (pretty crazy economic gradient from here to their home countries) but all the guys I worked with were stoked to have the job and returned year after year. Anyhow I was definitely waiting for this to happen, and it’s going to result in more dysfunction in the forest industry.

Nerds.

They do need to do this though. Survival of the fittest. The best model gets more energy access, etc.

Uh …

It’s “martial”