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Not sure if you read it, but the article argues against this exact point. The longer a demographic is a part of the American political process, the more politically diverse (and less predictable) they become. The article gives the remarkably high percentage of latinos who voted for Trump.

I don't think you're disagreeing with the author. His statement was equivalent to "If you are not a high risk target, SELinux may be a bad choice". Since he used 'unless', I'm assuming his intent was the same as yours, "If you are a high risk target, SELinux is a great option."

Reminds me of "I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream". http://images.popmatters.com/misc_art/m/movingpixels-ihaveno...

Of course, there's the flip side to this; you can offer constructive criticism to someone without being a dick and they can still take it personally. Some people just can't take any criticism.

I'm not sure you're reading the replies here. Nobody is arguing that your likelihood of dying is significantly higher on a private flight. We're arguing that the thing you should care about is whether the specific flight that you are on will crash, which has a significantly higher likelihood in general aviation.

Why would we care about the number of crashed people? You said it yourself, the number of deaths for commercial flight is higher because there are more people on board. If I'm on a plane, I don't care about how likely I am to be one of the people who died in airline crashes this year, I care about how likely it is that this plane is going to crash.

Check out the email on May 19, 1992 for an interesting writeup on Atari's downfall.

I'm reading backwards. Here's a pretty funny one:

From: BERT::CAMERON "Somebody has to write this junk" 3-SEP-1992 11:48:33.64 To: @SYS$MAIL:JUNK CC: Subj: GOOD NEWS!!!!

With the new California budget, students will be spending less time at school and spending less time studying or doing homework.

		More time to play video games!!!!!!

Secondly, kids will get dumber and dumber and we won't have to work so hard to make sophisticated gameplay and complicated features.

		Yeh, Good news for us!!!!!!

long live Atari Games..............

One of the plaintiffs is Dennis Reynolds. "The Gang Finds Poop in the Bar"

My idea: An app to let you post Dodgers watch parties, to help out the majority of Los Angeleans who don't have access to the Dodgers' TV package.

If you require people to jump through hoops for a job, only people who have time to jump through them will apply.

I'd absolutely switch jobs if I was required to set up a Facebook for Work account with my real information. Then again, I'm an engineer, and am allowed a certain amount of leeway with my crackpot privacy theories.

The article's nearly impossible to read on mobile.