Korean banks already require some pretty weird stuff. It’s not common in the US at all, thankfully, but I can see them adopting it…

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if Hacker News is allowed to federate with Lemmy at large we have failed

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just like reddit, everyone on Lemmy is a bot except for you

Correct!

You are the Janitor’s assistant.

You leave every single room looking like a literal tornado passes through.

You are, in all probability, the best assistant the janitor has had.

This displeases some of the higher-ups, but they don’t seem to be able to do anything to stop you or the janitor.

Another game: God is about to die literally any minute now, but it’s probably fine because God is really, really, really fast.

I think that depends on the definition of “solved”.

In Finland, the Onkalo repository is being steadily built out (honestly, there might already be waste stored there, I haven’t checked in on that story in a while. I know there was some delay due to COVID).

In the United States, there’s been a lot of the usual politicking about where to build something that doesn’t exactly sound appealing to have in one’s backyard. Nobody wants to be the senator who allowed the government to build a nuclear waste site in their state, no matter how safe the site actually is.

This has led to the unfortunate situation where by law, the EPA is only allowed to consider a site in Nevada (because the other sites were in states represented by the Speaker of the House and President pro Tempore of the Senate), but because Nevada became an important state for Obama to become president, the site couldn’t/wouldn’t actually be built there and has been on hold pretty much ever since. My armchair understanding is that the Nevada site is probably one of the better places in the United States that you could store nuclear waste, but politics has ensured it will not be put there for a long, long time.

AMD’s encoders are garbage, but if you insist, you can use VA-API to get accelerated encoding in the output advanced settings.