> The party affiliation of the owner is irrelevant to that.
Yeah that's a nice thought, but it ignores a whole lot of recent evidence to the contrary.
Yeah that's a nice thought, but it ignores a whole lot of recent evidence to the contrary.
If centralized ownership is an issue, we should all work together to fix that. If the issue is the party affiliation, then it isn't an issue at all.
In the absence of that, a one-party state is probably better than a two-party state in which one party is actively trying to burn the system down.
If you're pissing your pants in fear of people who fail to do something 200 nights in a row, I'd argue that says a lot more about you than it does them.
Can I say Singletons are not recommended but also agree that there are contexts where it's an "okay enough" option? Singetons are never the "best option" in modern software, but it's not the "worst" in every case either.
Now, filling your code base with incorrect calculations: pretty much always a bad idea.
After the wild amount of disproven claims made by republicans about election security, I don't trust them at all.
Voting machine anxiety for lack of a better term has been a presence for some time and isn’t a partisan issue. What is a partisan issue is President Trump’s baseless allegations re the election he hasn’t acknowledged losing in 2020.
Party affiliation is absolutely an issue with respect to Marvel villain parody that the modern Republican Party has become. I can’t read the article because Substack, but if the new owner is in fact a MAGA guy, (and this isn’t just drama) that’s a big problem.
As for the reality, I can't say. I've not done the legwork to have an informed position.