My point stands. Political assassinations and their celebration is counterproductive.

How good was it for the left that Kirk was murdered?

Angry, counterproductive fool.

Let's not celebrate political assassinations FFS.

How do you buffer a solar panel to the grid?

Nuclear, ideally.

Thank you for writing that. Now I don't feel the slightest interest in clicking the link.

That being said, you don't have to subject yourself to it for our sakes, you know?

nose ring

Cattle ring. It's a cattle ring.

Well, let's not blame solar energy as a whole just yet. It seems that there were two main issues:

1. Solar panels that were improperly connected to the grid. That is, they had no buffer.

2. A software issue that decided to disconnect a lot of solar power at once, which exacerbated the cascade once the problem began.

Ali Akbar, also known as Ali Alexander.

She also kept quiet about it for a long time, from what I hear.

I'm not arguing that. I'm just mentioning that the online hate laws already exist.

Fuentes is a grifter out only for himself. He sold out everyone he led into jan 6th and kept quiet as some of his followers were sexually abused by a pedo he was allied with.

and exploring new legislation under Article 83(1) to create an EU definition for "hate offences committed online."

To clarify, countries mostly already have online hate laws. What this proposal seeks is to standardize them for the entire commonwealth, so that they don't vary by country.

You mean he's not being charged with 12 counts of manslaughter?

Culture of death.

Why does he care about the right? It's the left that hates jews the most.

Nintendo regularly shuts down fan projects. Games Workshop likes to do it too.

Those are people who back down when given a cease and desist. But perhaps you're right. I dunno.

It's going to be a brave new world of content creation when tools that allow visualizing one's imagination become super easy and cheap to use.

People will have to change their conceptions of how much financial value art can reasonably have, but we'll all be the better for it in the end.

If you don't sell it, you can absolutely make a South Park animation as fair use. You'd have to be clear that it's fan-made.

I think that's right. I'm not sure, actually.

Ka)))nnications

What?

He's just dickriding his newest benefactor.

Tying the value of currency to energy is as unrealistic as letting the value be determined by the free market. Neither will happen. Faced with two fantastical options, I think mine is a better fictitious solution.

But this conversation is getting silly. Let's end it here, friend.

completely abstract

The value of a unit of currency is the total production divided by the amount of currency. It's abstract in the sense that it represents everything that is deemed as valuable. You just mint and spread the money around and people will, on their own, end up assigning money its value as they trade. It doesn't need to be tied to any indicator. The free market can assign the value through natural exchange.

You can't have equality if beautiful people make the ugly neurotic. Beauty must be deconstructed [read: destroyed].

Does it? That's doesn't sound believable.