No it doesn’t, and that’s the problem.

Its the parts fault if they cant get an easy vote, not the voter’s

Ultimately, yes that’s the case. It’s the candidates job to attract voters.

And that’s great, that’s what I do in the primaries. I’m not about to risk a Trump presidency just to place a vote for a 3rd party that I probably also don’t actually like. Just plug the nose and stop the larger threat.

Whatever helps you sleep at night if Trump gets elected.

This vote is far too important to protest vote. Especially now that I live in a swing state.

Technically I’m voting for Biden, in reality I’m voting against Trump. I really wish I had a better option…

Google somehow throttles YouTube on Firefox.

Because they do. A while back, it was discovered they were injecting delays if they detected Firefox as your user agent.

At that point it will be forked yet again, and that fork will take over. Mozilla is a very active open source member though.

Not with your Google account directly. You create a Firefox account that is client-side encrypted, and you’ll probably use your Gmail for that. Then, you can import your bookmarks/passwords from there. This might be a good time to move your passwords to an actual password manager like Bitwarden.

Very

Yep, it’s very clear there are two legal systems. One for us and one for the rich.

Another thing to note, it seems that immutable is the future of linux. The Fedora project roadmaps the Atomic desktop taking over the traditional Workstation. OpenSUSE also looks to be moving to it as the default in Leap 16. Being new to the ecosystem might be advantageous because you don’t have the old habits.

July 11th from everywhere I’ve seen. I don’t know why it takes over a month.

Sentencing is July 11.

Nope. Maybe actually look this time?

I’m hearing excuses. I’m not the original commenter, I’m not making the frail and brittle claim.

Lol, they’re so rare you have to make a list of vegan athletes. This is a prime example of the exception proving the rule.

And a whole lot of alcohol.

It’s incredibly unsafe when you live in a society built around smartphones/tablets for health and safety tools to remove said smartphones.

But is it? Landlines can make the same emergency calls. A Faraday cage also doesn’t mean you can’t have an internal wifi that reaches outside that the staff can connect to, or even the students can connect through with a proxy controlling their connection.

I agree it’s impractical. But it doesn’t mean laptops and phones suddenly don’t work. They can still work within the cage and you can poke holes through it with a landline and a proxy to control traffic in and out.

Ultimately, it’s definitely not worth the engineering and the effort. I just don’t think that safety is the reason it is impractical.

other than landlines I guess?

You mean that thing I specifically mentioned? Yes, I realize that. Would it be inconvenient? Yes, it absolutely would. Would it suck to work in that environment? Again, yes it would. If I’m just thinking about safety, I’m not sure it’s that much more unsafe.