The straight of Hormuz blockade impacts about 1/4 of nitrogen fertalizer iiec

Okay, seems reasonable, why should I reset my opinion?

lmao wtf are you on about? What mods? I deleted a comment immediately after posting, it got zero votes and you never even had a chance to reply to it. I don’t even remember what it said.

I said people don’t have a right to endanger others, the fact you took that as treating you like your life is worthless says a lot

I’m not asking for you to talk about your life, I’m asking you to come up with literally any imaginary event that supports your argument that it’s okay to drunk drive under the right circimstamces

Were you drunk or just driving erratically because you were in an emergency?

Also, still didn’t name an emergency worth killing yourself and a random family over

Still didn’t name an emergency worth killing yourself and a random family over

Having a breathalyzer is letting them off easy, they deserve to lose their license

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What emergency is so time sensitive it’s worth killing yourself and a random family for?

https://web.archive.org/web/20150409095421/https://manjaro.github.io/expired_SSL_certificate/

Its not just the fact that certs expired, it’s them advising people to bypass warnings or change their system time and how many times they’ve had the issue.

I wouldn’t necessarily say it’s bad, but I don’t use it because:

• The project’s had a history of failing at really basic administrative tasks like keeping their ssl certificate up to date
• I’m unconvinced they actually do the testing that justifies the delays and not just using arch. This is because security patches sometimes also get delayed and issues have gotten past the delay
• They’ve accidentally DDoSed the aur multiple times by shipping broken versions of pamac when fixed versions were available
• I’ve seen complaints about leadership and how they handle finances, though I haven’t really looked into this

I mean, not good, but definitely the lesser evil here

Also refusing to make literally any compromise on cross-desktop protocols that everyone else wants, stalling progress for years

Yeah, but then I have to take part in the killing instead of passively benefiting from it :(

That is the answer though unless you want to tell random internet strangers where you live.

Election systems are run locally so we can’t even really direct you to what type of local office to contract without knowing that

I agree with this, but that doesn’t convince people to actually turn out and vote.

A politician needs to be able to generate enthusiasm to get people to vote

They’re on the ballot, that’s not secret information, you literally just have to google it

It’s the job of a politician to generate that enthusiasm.

True, but I have no issue preventing commercial use. I view that as just as good if not better than traditional open source.