none of that shit works and won't work for a good minute, cryonics is rapture for nerds that take scifi way too seriously
what we already know tho is that because there's one payment to store meat popsicle effectively forever and this shit is ran by true believer techbros, it tends to run out of money pretty regularly. that means they run out of liquid nitrogen and meat popsicles thaw, and this already happened more than once
France also has warning shots, js
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marked safe
from Brazilian mass discord message leak
(never used discord)
rocket lab is 4x too big (that's quarterly revenue, not annual)
now that i'm thinking: would be 4000 VMs enough for spacex? maybe it is some smaller organization. i also take it is state-owned or similar, which narrows it down to a handful of countries that launch satellites
and probably not government agency, because these would have people competent enough to do a git pull
wait, i missed that, but then idk why it got called "semi-governmental"
consider the following: they already don't get money from them and also showing to wide audience that ~~musk (and his people at spacex)~~ idk who now is a inept penny-pinching scumbag can be a nice hobby
Maybe their idea is that publicly embarrassing oligarch boss of that company would be more effective in getting them to either use source code or buying a license
for more context, the boring liberal mayor got just north of 30%; the fuckass nobody pulled from depths of conservative party apparatus couple of months ago got just south of 30%; there's 21% split between two far right fuckers, one conspiracy friendly, catholic extremist (6%) and one that pretends to not be (15%); 10% split between three socdems; 5% for former "got talent" host targeting the mythical swing voter; and 2% split between some random weirdos, 1.2% of which goes to a streamer
Croatia had some 70% just in final day, but Denmark stayed at some 80ish the entire time. I've only heard about this petition from lemmy, maybe a couple of posts there and here made it work in some cases but not in others
it's not solved, it's just companies saying that they think it will be solved in the future