I think porn would have to be on premises at a library with ID confirmation only if it's published in the country in question. It should be restricted access.

My idea is that creators and publishers will actually gain more money per view than Nebula for example. They can still of course market their patreon on it.

Honestly it was a toilet thought, I didn't flesh it out completely for every case.

All games that enforce kernel level anti-cheat won't work

The national government pays for storage and bandwidth and so on, financed by pay-per-view. Harmful and illegal material will most likely not make the cut but most old movies, old cartoon shows, old talk shows and interviews and so on will be available to the public.

This is both for entertainment and research, optionally they can make a library card add-on to have it as a subscription.

Current services are all in their own corner and often don't have old content such as dubbed cartoons from people's childhood.

Piracy is also limited, finding rugrats in a Scandinavian language is pretty much impossible.

I'm a new dad and I get womansplained now a lot. "You need to tip the bottle so there's milk in the nipple of it" was a recent one

What clown decided that freight has priority? They clog up the rail for hours sometimes.

Save the children and Doctors without borders have a CEO as a counter example

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CEO is basically the executive authority of a company. The board decides whether the priority is to make as much money as possible or not.

If you're willing to sacrifice the clock speed it's possible. One of the issues will be that the insane amount of logic gates would have to propagate through every cycle which happens stupid fast on modern chips. Still possible to model it and do a timelapse.

Studied computer science. The answer is yes.

A computer is a funky thingy that's a jumbled city of stuff turning on and off with the one master on/off thingy which is the clock on the processor.

When it switches from negative to positive a lot of small switches everywhere switch, some stay the same, some flip. It's all just a bunch of rythm dancing of switches going off and on.

Why though? Most non profits have a CEO, the power the CEO has can differ a lot, just like presidents globally.

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Getting the brain to do work is good stuff

I guess it's more likely that it's more likely recoverable if some boosters stop working since it's supposed to be reusable. Putting a max payload would stress the system to it's limit instead of the banana seeing what parts of the system buckles under load.

Now we can all wait for Musk to say how Denmark needs to be overthrown by fascists

Depends on where you live and your situation. You either limit your personal CO2 or the society's CO2 or even both. Most of my suggestions will make or save you money over time.

For personal you could do these, most of these will pay themselves back within 10 years in savings.

• Swap gas stove for induction stove
• Swap a gas boiler to heat pump + electric boiler
• Buy solar panels for the roof and/or battery
• Heat pump for domestic heating for colder regions.
• Home insulation such as triple glass windows
• For hot regions getting an awning for the windows facing the sun goes a long way.
• Selling car to buy EV (CO2 neutral at 1 year, less CO2 after that)
• Buying an E-bike if you have short trips and would like to bike more (CO2 negative almost instantly if you prevent car trips)

Otherwise if you don't feel like any of those investing in solar companies or battery production companies will make it easier for them to finance expansions to their operations and maybe even make you some money along the way.

If you live in the UK or applicable countries getting in on Octopus energy co-op energy production is a good way to invest the money and reduce CO2 at the same time.

Don't forget that an easy way to limit your carbon footprint is free. Notably plastics, aluminum, steel, other metals, concrete and beef.

To limit society's footprint you can show up to city Council meetings and advocate for bike paths and public transport which really goes a long way. Showing up with a couple of buddies, making them talk and buying beer for them after in one of the most cost effective ways to stop climate change. Often city council members just need some people to back them up when proposing the CO2 negative urban planning improvements.

Stopping climate change is all about taking small steps towards the solution, asking this question on lemmy is a great start.

Exactly, that's why we need to alleviate traffic for you guys and get you exempt from the congestion pricing because of disability.

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I have mine bound to Meta+Space in prime hotkey real estate.

I just finished Monster, an anime from 2004 that is really good