Readit Newsthough i can also imagine them going through that effort when they don’t, so…
There's this project called Worldcoin which gives you "crypto of the future" for registering your retina and more "crypto of the future" for setting up "orb" devices to scan other's retinas.
Depends on the resource. If they want milk and chicken for example, it might be better to get that from Earth.
> It’d be enormously uncomfortable for Mars adapted people to spend any time on earth.
They could breed a race of human slaves to work on Earth.
> I guess if it’s possible for a 007 style mad scientist scenario
I’m thinking more along the lines of a Martian Hitler scenario.
It isn’t loading, just sits there spinning. Pile of shit. I wish they’d chosen to write the service as a reliable cgi rather than some web framework where errors are eaten and hidden in Ajax calls.
Uber eats let’s me place the order then vanishes when it comes to paying.
Nandos yesterday told me error UK03 when I tried ordering in the restaurant, slightly better, but perhaps those more concerned with scaling to a million concurrent users could deal with 1000 reliably first.
[1]: an oxymoron, I know
The problem is in Amazon's storefront, and there millions of sellers are operating in the same space, so doing some due diligence is required. If Cliff could just seize ownership of his storefront from a thief, why couldn't a thief seize it from Cliff? The solution is to register a proper trademark.
Like it or not, the world is messy, and it costs to keep it clean. Registering a trademark is like buying locks for your home and vehicle, and buying soap to wash your clothes, and changing the oils in your machines.
Did I just keep getting the Captcha choices wrong?
tput is a neat command that I wish got used more! I also use `tput cnorm` to ensure the cursor is visible.
I suppose another option would be to just enjoy it on steam deck because that version already runs in a state that's closer to optimal.