even the russian part of Europe?

the constitution restricts the governments ability to conduct unreasonable searches, not people like google or facebook.

Cars go through places where people don’t live, and that is one of the best usages for cars.

where are there gas stations, let alone EV chargers every 100km?

that’s the entire point of fines, to internalize external costs.

If it’s still profitable after full enforcement of fines then either the fines were not correctly set or the buisness model is a net positive.

shocking no one, laws are worded in complicated ways that lawyers will take full advantage of.

was more thinking of quest 2 when quest 3s came out and psvr2 pricing ($300), which isn’t that much above the cheapest non roku garbage

insider information makes them useful predictions.

not too different than how oil futures are set, and those are a reasonable indicator for gas prices.

isn’t producing better art the point of starving artists? or am I misunderstanding the phrase?

I remember looking into this years ago, desalination is a reasonable solution (for houshold usage in developed nations) at only a few times the ridiculously low water cost we have now. Agriculture is the issue because it currently depends on insane amounts of cheap water dispite there being more water efficient methods of growing crops (indoor hydroponics).

first result https://hannahritchie.substack.com/p/how-much-energy-does-desalinisation

schools and changing rooms are already somewhat because they aren’t considered public, playgrounds are insanely public and have no reasonable expectation of privacy.

a short term loss of trillions is worth a long term gain of resistance to strikes.

It’s great for purchasing semi illegal goods, and commissioning artists that live in scantoned nations.

VR is cheap enough to replace a TV, just not good enough yet.

at least in the US you don’t need permission to record people in public spaces.

money laundering is a necessary industry

you do need a meta account, at least when I setup mine.

did they get rid of it?

webcams require wearing clothes, vr does not