Yes, it needs simple otherwise is too dry

Singapore: you plebs are too stupid to protect yourselves, so we use state machinery to ensure you don’t do stupid stuff

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As a male, I don’t mind that :D

My TV must be very disappointed in me

Eh, however on the Mexican side, it became kind of tradition to associate Taco Bell with uncontrollable, debilitating, liquid diarrhea

Normal VPN doesn’t work because China firewall uses deep packet inspection that looks for signs that traffic is being tunneled and then blocks the IPs involved. On the other hand, VPN use can land users in jail as well

Interestingly enough most banks were fine with it as long as they took their cut

It really does not make sense a terminal consuming 100% CPU, so Alacrittycis my choice as well

And transfer of digital licenses in general is a very hard nut to crack. How do you simply prove who the license owner is? What about accounts being tied to licenses?

Another big problem is that the digital license must be transferrable even if the original digital store is deactivated.

The above seems to be the only legitimate use case of Blockchain to me, but the chain must be operated by the state to ensure digital licenses continue to be transferrable

Haja you beat me to this comment

24.5°C

They should add Belarus and Libya as well

Nukes

Japanese income will never get back to 80s level, because 80s level was entirely built on unrealistic economics.

Now imagine andar future with two billion people complaining about economic status lost in the current time.

It’s a good idea to avoid being bumped out of a flight because they ended up overbooked

The vaccine goes intramuscularly, but I get your enthusiasm

This one ends the thread

“if a user is determined to get bad results they can get them”… True. Except that, in this case, even if the user induced the AI to produce bad results, the company behind it would be held liable for the eventual deaths. Corporate legal departments absolutely hate that scenario, much to the naive disbelief of their marketing department colleagues

Arrrrr, matey!