Which just muddies the waters because if collective bargaining is banned then the unions are toothless. The correct comparison is collective bargaining legal vs illegal.
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> when Debian Trixie is released, upgrades and new installs of the keepassxc package will receive a transitional package that prompts them to decide between "full" and "minimal" packages
If you are running testing or unstable and not reading NEWS files then I think it's your fault - or is that victim blaming :P
Yes, I know - I think I read the parent comment as "If it is physically and financially [reasonable] to make your product safer, you do it"
This is basically what I was taught working in automotive safety.
> ... what's the cut-off? There must be a cut-off...
There's no hard $$ or other cutoff though, it's a soft cutoff that may come down to engineers and/or management arguing about what is really safer.
> Boeing has a slightly different problem in that they actively made something less safe and lied about it.
Yes I agree, for Boeing it is different, reading about their management's intention destruction of positive safety culture is sickening.
The powers that be are hiding our most renewable resource - ourselves. We just someone to make a tiktok dance out of jumping into the bioreactor and then we won't need any evil wind turbines or PVs anymore.
Not that it makes a huge difference in practice, IMO. The apps most users run (i.e. distro apps) are plenty trusty for normal threat models. Apps that run real untrusted code (web browser) have their own sandboxes. And people with more serious threat models can run qubes or tails or whatever
(I hope noone is taking this seriously..)
> There is no actual evidence suggesting that impulse control only finishes developing in humans in the twenties. It is a common misconception in popular psychology that the brain only fully develops by 25.[13] This may stem from a misinterpretation or oversimplification of studies which determined that development of the prefrontal cortex continues into the mid-twenties
Projects which increase economic activity (like rural broadband) can be revenue positive without fees or anything.
Now if the money all gets swallowed up by a huge ISP that doesn't actually give underserved people broadband, then everyone loses and its just corporate sponsorship.
If you book a codeshare they don't even try to let you choose, they simply put in the fine print that the choosing your own seat perk "may not apply to partner airlines".
I hate it.
The market gives you the opportunity to overpay if you want to, though. It's not a representative example.
It's very frustrating.
food has gotten more expensive but it's not that expensive. $25 entrees is unaffordable for most people, how are you getting to $100/head at reasonable restaurants? Does everyone order the ribeye?