Right one does not depend on the left one. 3rd dimension for the win!

Just use Usenet.

I recently saw an entire org set up with individual repos that were clearly meant to be found in search results for stuff like “comparison tool” (I don’t remember my exact search). It would then lead to a repo that just had a license and readme. The readme would be a full readme that explained the software but linked elsewhere to get it. The link was clearly a malware or phishing attempt.

https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/privacy-preserving-attribution

Abandoned it? What?

We’re fucked.

I also was not happy about the video.

None of that applies if you’re a paying customer like me, and I see all the same bs. So no, it’s really just bad design, it’s not trying to do any of the stuff you mentioned.

Ranked choice (also known as instant runoff or IRV) is barely better than first past the post (which is plurality voting). A better choice is 3-2-1 or STAR voting, both of which outperform IRV by a huge margin. But even if those are too complicated for people, Approval voting is still better than IRV.

https://electionscience.github.io/vse-sim/

Take a look at some typescript libraries and frameworks and you will see stuff like this. Completely unreadable mess.

Wtf is a Christian flag?

Framework 16 is 16:10, same as MacBooks.