It sounds absolutely batshit insane that judges can take sides and not be impartial when it comes to politics in the US.
For the most part it should have been free anyway just like our grandparents who perpetuate this nonsense had it.
I hope you don't go with your edit.
It would be a great idea except it's incompatible with capitalism. It would take away a lot of jobs from less privileged people and society would do nothing to support them. These people could then be exploited even harder due to job scarcity.
Would be nice though if we could have nice things.
In the early days of Reddit it's motto was fake it until you make it. It was a ghost town so they set up an army of bots to generate content and fake activity. Not much has changed tbh.
Ex-corporate refurbished laptop from the last 3 or 4 years for about $300 tops is perfect for this.
This is why the Chinese people are very supportive of their government. You would be too in this situation.
It's a good game that was pushed out far too early by suits. There's a lot of room for basic optimization to be done for one and it should never have been released without it.
Every bloody third advert on TV in Australia is a gambling ad, it's insane that we continue to allow it given how much of an actual widespread problem it is here. They have fairly lame government mandated warnings after each one but I doubt they do much at all.
Sounds like they are going to speed run what happen with Voat.
The biggest problem you will run into isn't your skills but the willingness of the people who run various projects to even entertain or accept your ideas or input at all, regardless of your credentials or anything else. You could have the best, most logical UI design for an app and they often won't even entertain the thought of it what-so-ever. This goes double if you lack the ability to actually code it yourself using whatever frameworks and things the project itself uses.
I've worked extensively with various open source projects over the last 30 or so years and that's always the biggest barrier of them all.
I finally stopped using it entirely when they started paywalling the answers. I don't know if you had to actually pay or just sign up to view them but whatever it was went too far for me. Nothing of real value was honesty lost from my existence either.