So was the reply you're criticising
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FWIW I'm inferring from the post you replied to that they think 'drugs are bad' so saying that Fox did drugs in his youth is a condemnation when you have that mindset.
There seems to be a broad based perception these days that the Police don't obey the rules regarding use of force and they are not proscuted when they break them.
This might mean that the original statement: "the police can legally ... kick the shit out of you" is technically innacurate but it is functionally accurate. The Police do not appear to large swathes of the general public to be at risk of prosecution for beating the shit out of suspects (which basically means anyone they want to).
I've ditched the lot, deleted my reddit and twitter accounts, configured my pihole to block the domains for the occasions that my willpower fails me and my life has improved dramatically.
It sounds like a story I'd like to hear more of, if you've the time
In fact, now I think about it, this has happened many times over the years with traditional mouse drive interfaces too.
I'm sure some power users would like to shorten the 'reaction time delay' or even remove it entirely so I guess that should be an option as well.
I'm still interested in doing it though because it would massively simplify the heating system. Removing gas from the system would mean I could do all the regular maintenance by myself whereas at present I'm obliged to use a registered, gas-trained plumber on the boiler itself because the law requires it.
SDAM isn't a recognised 'condition' as such, but it has a subreddit with some active users to compare your experiences with which you may find useful.
You're likely to get flagged and certainly aren't helping your 'side' of the argument.
That said, you seem offended that someone might point out that an OSS product lacked timely updates. I don't understand your position, would you mind expanding on it?
Can anyone provide some examples of it happening in an economy like ours?
You didn't buy their product, but Google helped them get your gaze briefly.
What is search but a list of adverts associated with your keywords?
Perhaps this is unusual in the US but entry-level corded drills are readily available in the UK.
I don't know if this store is a good example, but this USA based store appears to stock a range of cheap corded drills:
https://www.lowes.com/pl/Drills-Drills-drivers-Power-tools-T...
Waze is pretty good at this, presumably because the road/map data is crowdsourced
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3492709/
"Inflammation has long been a well-known symptom of many infectious diseases, but molecular and epidemiological research increasingly suggests that it is also intimately linked with a broad range of non-infectious diseases, perhaps even all of them"
Anecdata from me: I've never seen this as a security question,
I'm willing to concede that I didn't notice it because I just pick a security question at random and record it in my password database with a made up answer so that I can satisfy their test later on without using a real, guessable answer.
What _really_ happens to the batteries that you responsibly deposit in the recycling container at your local supermarket?
It seems unfair to paint SpaceX as anti-space telescope on that basis.