The scanning would most certainly be destructive!
The best sci-fi versions I've heard of this where you don't die is where small parts of the brain are gradually replaced by electrical/mechanical equivalents, so eventually your whole brain is artificial and then you're functionally immortal; and your mind can just be removed and popped in a server rack or new body.
Employment is a voluntary arrangement
That's a very generous (or gaslighting) way of describing "employment at will" which is a fancy way of saying you have zero protections against abusive management, and can be fired for any reason or no reason at all. In a country where your job is tied heavily to your ability to access healthcare, this creates a huge amount of fear and precariousness for a lot of people.
very sad
and this is entirely due to the privatisation of water companies
No new reservoirs built or infrastructure improved since 'we' decided to make rich cunts richer. we get enough rain in this country that water should never be a problem.
Germany has the sovereign tech fund (STF) that pumps money into open source, and the EU is looking at an EU-wide version of the same thing!
While I agree the UK has become a rich-cunt-captured shithole over the past 40 years, thanks to right-wing neoliberal crap (imported from the USA) your argument is a bit disingenuous by talking about "America at its best" and the UK as it is now. The UK at its best was building the NHS and millions of affordable houses whilst the US was segregating water fountains and buses--as just one example
America hasn't been at its best for longer than the UK, and is arguably descending into shithole-hood at a competitive rate to the UK.
... imagine if they weren't videos at all, and people could just read them. Reading speed is (usually) much faster than speaking speed. A mixed document with instructions in text, labels in picture form, and "like this" moments in quick video bursts would be best of all worlds, I think.
perfect!
I agree with this in theory, but our government is such a shit-show and either don't have a clue how to run the country or are doing all this damage to satisfy some even bigger cunts with a lot of money.
It's sad that this won't be the last such terrible law, it'll spread to the US and other places much like all the corrosive copyright stuff did at the turn of the millennium.
I run this on a little raspberry pi at home, with a domain name attached if I ever want to read it on the move.
It's pretty good! Easy to setup, nice web UI.
Check out anubis
I think it works by making the browser do some JS maths that's unnoticeable to a user. and if an AI crawler implements the JS stuff to do the mathematics it is too costly in processing power at the scale they operate.
Or just put panels on both sides?
How would it be banned? If it is decentralised--most people who care about this sort of thing know how to sideload an app.
I used to work for a European energy company called Powergen.
Their Italian division had the interesting domain name of powergenitalia.com -- don't visit it now though! It goes somewhere else!
I switched to Keepass, with KeepassXC browser extension, and use SyncThing to synchronise the database across my computers and phone. This was after Lastpass fucked up for the final time 3 years-ish ago.
Works really well, not hard to setup.
I heard it was because the Japanese character for 10,000 looks like a little walking figure--and could be used on the plastic pedometers? 10k was a marketing thing
https://www.kanshudo.com/kanji...
I can sort of see it!
lol @ "do not count suicides"
Over 750 million people live in Europe, a lot more than the USA so factor that into your stagger.
The trouble with computers is that they do what you tell them, not what you want. -- D. Cohen
