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"genuine leather" is often reconstituted leather, that is leather scraps ground up and bound together with a binder, like MDF.
The UK has https://www.legislation.gov.uk/
It only covers statute law, not common law, but most things are codified by statute today.
It's a good idea, but some of the ideas around visibility controls seem incompatible with federation and openness. Any federated system has the possibility of interacting with incomplete implementations.
Your idea of message moderation seems well intentioned, but it would make E2EE impossible to implement.
Also anything like this where geography matters will need a way to reach critical mass quickly.
Technically antisocial personality disorder and narcissistic personality disorder are neurodivergent...
Error 418: That's a teapot
Subscribed/scaled normally.
That's crazy, my over 5 year old laptop has that and it was considered the bare minimum then.
A coordinated effort to do that on a specific day could be interesting.
but people outside of China can get on WeChat, though making an account outside of China is impossible.
No it isn't, I've done so.
Short answer: It will probably work, since I assume you don't need the timing to be reliable. It could start to glitch if the pi is under heavy load.
Since you're using python I'll assume you're using linux. Linux isn't a real time operating system, so it is generally terrible at doing things like this. The issue is your program can be paused by the scheduler while the OS is doing something else, so any timing you request is not guaranteed. Now, a pi is ridiculously overpowered for this, so you'll probably get away with it if that's all the pi is doing, but under heavy load you could see the OS prioritise other processes and your display will freeze.
You could install the preempt_rt patches to make it do real time better, this changes Linux into something that resembles a real time operating system, I don't have any experience with it though.
Generally something like this is better done by a microcontroller, because it isn't constantly trying to juggle a hundred different tasks like an operating system is.