Racial discrimination is fundamentally created by the innate fear of the Other. But it is supercharged by capitalism. Slave trade was created to create cheap expendable labor force to drive profits. When it was ended segregation and other discriminatory practices were instituted to protect the owners of businesses. These practices were systemic and we are still seeing their results.

Work inside all of the political institutions to bring about constitutional change. Abolish electoral college etc.

Here’s a novel idea. Don’t use these exploitative services.

When choosing a crypto algorithm the answer is almost never “roll your own”.

And signed.

I still have a Twitter account. I mostly watch the cess pit argue with each other and to keep up with the latest misinformation.

But even that is growing tiresome.

That is to be expected with cutting edge research. Studies get retracted all the time. The vetting process is not perfect and never can be. Especially when there are bad actors gaming the system.

You could attack Lancet and Elsevier in general on other grounds. But this in my opinion is not one of them.

They also publish almost all cutting edge medical research. So what’s your point?

Pro tip: ip a

Shhhhh, don’t give them ideas!

Yet, before the Republican National Convention. Where they are set to officially choose their presidential candidate.

I would still recommend it. At least for production environments.

You mean those who are on a huge space station that gets blown to bits during the intro sequence?

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Don’t forget that porn is a huge chunk as well. Between bots and porn there’s little left.

Again, that doesn’t really narrow it down.

Which one do you mean?

It’s like they never learn. I remember WAY back when Windows NT was new. The NT in Windows NT stands for New Technology.

So if you print your book on this printer. A book that you have written and are about to send to a publisher. HP can take it and sell it. And you are paying them for the privilege.

That is a HARD NO from me.

You forgot the immediate shushing after the “I’m not”.