No, that’s not usually how it works. It’s never how it works. This isn’t satire. It’s an actual proposal.
People advocating for unhinged bullshit do so because and only because they believe in it. There is no alternate interpretation of “lock people in a closed space with their smoke to punish them”. If there was sufficient airflow the smoke would be gone in seconds.
What he’s advocating is deranged so he must be joking?
He said what he said.
You can’t make them breathe all their smoke in if there’s sufficient air circulation.
What he’s describing can’t not result in decreased access to oxygen.
Read what he’s describing. He’s basically saying “fuck smokers, they get what they get”. “Fuck smokers” is fine, but if you’re deliberately trying to trap them in a tiny, contained room that you’re not circulating air through, they will be deprived of oxygen.
If you actually “lock people in a closed phone booth sized space until the smoke is gone”, you are absolutely taking a significant risk of someone dying. You need airflow to replace oxygen in a space that small.
That doesn’t give you a right to suffocate them.
A phone booth is not a large supply of oxygen.
Because he’s locking them in a room without air circulating.
Use smart lights. Have the light gradually ramp up intensity until it peaks a few minutes before your alarm goes off.
Also make sure you’re going to bed with enough time to fall asleep and get a full night’s sleep consistently.
They’ve been full on unstable nonsense since the day Ryzen dropped.
They immediately started playing games with their metric to make Intel win.
Fraud is pretty broad and covers most things that deliberately misrepresent reality to take money from someone else.
The premise that the school can sponsor programming that parents aren’t entitled to know and discuss the curriculum of is bonkers.
I’m fine with “selling cheats for use in an online game constitutes hacking” as an attempt to degrade the service for everyone else.
I’m not fine with them winning as a copyright issue. That is potentially a very damaging precedent.
To be fair, people having ideas for features is a valuable contribution in its own right.
Entitlement to them, not so much. But feature suggestions have value even if many of them aren’t practical and many more never get added.
Sure thing, bro. 👍
Again, you’re ignoring Switzerland’s actual position and their actual history.
Switzerland doesn’t enforce other countries’ laws.
It actually is. Switzerland isn’t part of the EU, and their cooperation agreement with europol is limited to specific things.
They absolutely will not cooperate with bullshit harassment laws against their citizens or businesses.
Not in Switzerland against regulation they consider the dumpster fire of horseshit it is.
Only if they give a shit about some random country’s shit law.
There are some treaties in play that allow copyright law to be enforced in some other jurisdictions, but that’s a far cry from a VPN. Switzerland isn’t going to help you enforce nonsense judgements against companies that don’t break any of their laws or laws most of the first world respects.
I like physical books in a theoretical sense. Some hardcovers are beautiful and it’s hard to resist the urge to collect them.
But I don’t really like reading physical books. I really don’t like the typesetting of 70-80 characters on a page. That leaves a lot of my books at maybe 2-3 paragraphs per page, and it’s really hard to get into a flow that way. On an ereader I can control the layout, the font, and really get into a book.
(And that’s on top of the fact that I can carry thousands of books around with me, borrow from the library, and take notes more effectively for nonfiction.)
Yes they do. All the time. It’s only condensed sources of oxygen that superheat. That’s not what we’re talking about. We’re talking about a locked room that only holds a couple minutes of breathable air he wants to keep air from flowing through and keep people from breathing.