If you attempt to replace the HDD in your console they will claim moving the contents to the next drive is a copyright infringement. So yes they will arrest you.
Enough that they should be charging property taxes to pay for it. After all, it's the copyright cartel that wants copyright treated the same as real estate.
Once we have recycling food replicators we can live anywhere. No power grid, no government services, no civilization outside our little house. Put everything in an airtight box and you can live in a self contained habitat in the asteroid belt. The food replicator that recycles our waste is the ONLY missing piece.
Every year the list of jobs the robots can do gets longer, and the list of jobs only humans can do gets shorter. Eventually all the jobs will be on the robot list, and humans will be unemployable.
If a job has so little value that only illegal workers from Mexico can do it, then that job has already been exported to Mexico. Except that American taxpayers are covering the bills (police, school for kids etc). America would be better off just making it official and let Mexico have those jobs directly (no more subsidies etc).
The magnetic power field is easily filtered, so radio repeaters would still work. The thickness of the aluminum is not really important, they make capacitors out of aluminum foil and this metal room is just a big capacitor. Don't use thumb tacks, you'll get zapped. Strong magnetic fields are known to affect human cells.
An unmanned probe would use much less power, over a longer time, to reach there. I think we should send the probes first before we spend money on sending organic life.
1-The outer space treaty prohibits doing that, and they don't have the military to enforce such a claim. 2-If China goes broke trying to colonize the moon it means they don't go broke starting WW3, not a bad outcome.
Or you could do the entire mission using robots, for less than $23 Billion. And without risking human life. Assuming all you wanted was the science. They didn't have that choice in 1969, now we do.
The USA collapsed the economy of the USSR. On purpose. The American government has worked long and hard on perfecting their weapons of financial warfare.
The purpose is to prove that they can milk copyrights for all eternity. If your business plan was based on milking virtual assets you'd do everything you could to protect those money making assets too.
Books, music, and plays existed prior to copyright. Some rather famous stuff was written without having to offer eternal royalties as payment. They just got paid for live performances. Note that most curren musicians make most of their money from live performances. The copyright cartels ensure they make little or no revenue from CD's or streaming.
It would be easier to feel sympathy or empathy for the copyright cartels if they didn't keep altering the deal (copyright duration and punishments, with no new benefits to us as compensation). We can't even pray they don't alter the deal further, as we know they will.
The use of parity on memory can prevent most of this. Unfortunately the higher density cpu's are highly vulnerable, and using mil spec parts isn't mandatory for elections.
A logical direction of attack would be for everyone to pick the worst airport in the USA (for security hassles) and boycott it. And tell them what you are doing, and why. That airport would work to reduce the trouble to regain business, and that would start competition among the airports to improve the situation. You have no influence, but a multi-billions dollars per year industry does.
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How about a 50% refund of all bills for the entire time period, with interest? I think that would be noticed.
The only way to FIX this problem is to hold the board of directors legally liable for the crimes of the corporation. Fraud means jail.
If you attempt to replace the HDD in your console they will claim moving the contents to the next drive is a copyright infringement. So yes they will arrest you.
Enough that they should be charging property taxes to pay for it. After all, it's the copyright cartel that wants copyright treated the same as real estate.
If humans go away then there will be nobody to buy from the robotic factories. Automating all the jobs means no more money.
Once we have recycling food replicators we can live anywhere. No power grid, no government services, no civilization outside our little house. Put everything in an airtight box and you can live in a self contained habitat in the asteroid belt. The food replicator that recycles our waste is the ONLY missing piece.
Every year the list of jobs the robots can do gets longer, and the list of jobs only humans can do gets shorter. Eventually all the jobs will be on the robot list, and humans will be unemployable.
I wonder how much of the difference is due to High Fructose Corn Syrup? That stuff will kill you (in excess).
If a job has so little value that only illegal workers from Mexico can do it, then that job has already been exported to Mexico. Except that American taxpayers are covering the bills (police, school for kids etc). America would be better off just making it official and let Mexico have those jobs directly (no more subsidies etc).
The magnetic power field is easily filtered, so radio repeaters would still work. The thickness of the aluminum is not really important, they make capacitors out of aluminum foil and this metal room is just a big capacitor. Don't use thumb tacks, you'll get zapped. Strong magnetic fields are known to affect human cells.
Designed obsolescence works.
This plan looks to have 2 huge benefits: 1-Wiping out Wifi competition. 2-Not having to pay for a spectrum license.
An unmanned probe would use much less power, over a longer time, to reach there. I think we should send the probes first before we spend money on sending organic life.
1-The outer space treaty prohibits doing that, and they don't have the military to enforce such a claim. 2-If China goes broke trying to colonize the moon it means they don't go broke starting WW3, not a bad outcome.
The fur trade paid for the pilgrims to invade the countries of North America, it wasn't done for "Noble" reasons.
Or you could do the entire mission using robots, for less than $23 Billion. And without risking human life. Assuming all you wanted was the science. They didn't have that choice in 1969, now we do.
Thank you for succinctly listing why Iran should have a nuclear weapons program.
The USA collapsed the economy of the USSR. On purpose. The American government has worked long and hard on perfecting their weapons of financial warfare.
People are loyal to their paycheck. Clearly a better offer was made than the one the taxpayers/voters offered.
The purpose is to prove that they can milk copyrights for all eternity. If your business plan was based on milking virtual assets you'd do everything you could to protect those money making assets too.
Books, music, and plays existed prior to copyright. Some rather famous stuff was written without having to offer eternal royalties as payment. They just got paid for live performances. Note that most curren musicians make most of their money from live performances. The copyright cartels ensure they make little or no revenue from CD's or streaming.
It would be easier to feel sympathy or empathy for the copyright cartels if they didn't keep altering the deal (copyright duration and punishments, with no new benefits to us as compensation). We can't even pray they don't alter the deal further, as we know they will.
Yes it's cheaper. That's why they invented RAID.
The use of parity on memory can prevent most of this. Unfortunately the higher density cpu's are highly vulnerable, and using mil spec parts isn't mandatory for elections.
A logical direction of attack would be for everyone to pick the worst airport in the USA (for security hassles) and boycott it. And tell them what you are doing, and why. That airport would work to reduce the trouble to regain business, and that would start competition among the airports to improve the situation. You have no influence, but a multi-billions dollars per year industry does.