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There's a recurring problem where the people who make decisions aren't the people who should make decisions. And many of the people who should be making decisions are too bogged down to deal with everything.

Justin Humphrey should be removed from office.

It could maybe be useful information if the questions, answers, and test taking process are all public and non-binding.

Like, they get a pen and paper and a quiz appropriate for high school seniors. They're filmed taking it in a classroom, and the results are all public. Different institutions can grade each test.

If you want to vote for the guy who says "the president writes laws" then that's on you.

If conservatives try to make it like old timey literacy tests, it's non binding so it can't so much harm. Might even make them look bad, since it's all public.

I think ice are sincerely the more stupid chunk of the population. They literally don't think good.

Yep. I've been during linux as my main desktop for maybe a year or two now, and it's been fine. I don't tinker with it. Most things just work.

The only thing that's been a little dicey is mods for games, but I think I just need to figure out how like wine and proton prefixes work. It's probably not hard, I just haven't had a need lately.

• read Bandcamp's writeups. Sometimes they do a deep dive into a genre, city, or band. https://daily.bandcamp.com/
• if you find something you like, scroll down and there's other users who bought it. Peek into their collections
• if you scroll down further on an album, there will be more recommendations
• you can search by genre or tag, too

There's not to my knowledge a good way to run/test GitHub actions locally. So if I want to verify my change uploads the coverage report after the end of the pipeline, I have to run the whole thing. And then I find an error because on the GitHub runner blah blah is different

Honestly, probably yes. People are emotional and a face to face conversation can be a big impact.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deep_canvassing is one take on it

Zohran had many volunteers knocking on doors and talking to people. He's also charismatic, and focused on concrete actionable things.

It's hard to get people mad about "let's run buses on time".

Typically the only way to change someone's mind is in-group pressure. I'm not this guy's in group. Nothing I say to him is going to make a difference. I'm not in a position to spend weeks or months working my way into his friend group so I can convince him to be a better, smarter, person.

I don't let the problem get that bad in the first place.

On my computer, I close the browser end of day and all the tabs go away. On my phone, it auto archives tabs I haven't looked at in a week. I close those periodically, but a few I use as off brand bookmarks (eg: a recipe I like)

I've thought about switching. I do like the password saving and syncing between Android and desktop that Firefox does, and I'm not sure if the forks do that.