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2. No one ever has infinite time and I totally understand that there are devs that can currently just grab and use if they're employed.
3. I dunno and defer
4. That makes sense on a first glance but the efficiency of profit will prolly never be like that again?
5. new people are born every day
6. First time I ever experienced screen burn was this month.
Remote: sure
Willing to relocate: yes to many places but not all
Other stuff: still wanting someone to take me under their wing and teach me how to harness my learning skills to be able to afford rent and utilities and sustenance and such. Willing and able to learn anything that can be presented to me as mutually sustainably beneficial.
I don't have the means to fix very much of our world at all. I'll keep trying, though.
I wish states had left us alone. Some of the much older abuses are "public" like from Montreal, a few are well known and even joked about, the rest continue to rule the media ecosystem over me. Multiple music videos are released under the name "Billie Ellish" depicting forcible injections and it still doesn't get discussed.
Another lesson for us poor and abused.
Because for decades we've been systematically rejected and unable to apply our gifts due to momentary misunderstandings at interviews that just crush our lives like anvils again and again. If someone has enough to pay me enough to afford rent and expenses like internet / water / power andlemme know what I need to learn on top of all I already know and I'll deliver.
Coincidence?
After the RIAA won a case against Limewire in 2010, the next significant legal action I can find in a bit of looking is that the US Supreme Court ruled against the RIAA in Allen v. Cooper (March 23, 2020).
Here are the opinions: https://www.law.cornell.edu/supremecourt/text/18-877#writing...
I have a lot to look into...
This is what I have been doing with MakeMKV.
Slavery.
>The article stated that the U.S. has known that the staff members at the consulate were conducting suspicious activities, but, for a while, it did not take any action. The Second Department of China’s People’s Liberation Army (PLA), which is the PLA’s intelligence unit, sent staff members from a large network company, with fake IDs, to China’s Consulate in Houston. Those technicians used a large video platform’s backend data to identify people who might participate in the Black Lives Matter (BLM) and ANTIFA’s protests and then created and sent them customized videos on how to organize riots and how to do promotions.
>The purpose was to “weaponize” big data technology. It delivered relevant materials precisely to those people who were most likely to participate in the protests, while other people could not even find those videos.
>RFA did not spell out the company names. A Twitter account said the technicians were from Huawei and the video platform they used to identify candidates and push videos to was TikTok.
http://chinascope.org/archives/24225?doing_wp_cron=159809560...
Are you implying that presidential elections have any effects on foreign policy?