Fun story:
I once got blocked from a flight by TSA because the inspector said my portable hard drive was an explosive device by looking at it via Facetime over an iPad while they were at an Arnold Schwarzenegger’s body building conference instead of at work in the airport.
5% regret their vote
Read that, then look at how small election splits are. This is a good thing.
Do we get frustrated and angry as we wish everyone who defaulted to voting right because their parents did and they don’t know better and can’t be bothered to read real news? Yes.
Should we be happy when enough people show change to be visible on the horizon? Also yes.
This assumes benevolence. It leaves out the part about investing in military companies.
On a good note, this was expected. It was part of a plea deal where he only had to serve 6 months of 10 years, the rest as probation. This was also just the criminal result, the civil suit is still ongoing, and so far the victim seems pleased with the overall outcome.
Would running in Proton mean the security issues are moot?
Sensationalist headline that is not Gizmodo’s. OP, please use the original headline.
This is a standalone product, and it’s the first one that’s built by Jay’s new team.”
This is a product built by a group at Blusky. It’s not part of their core app.
The ones you speak of don’t regret their vote, and never will, so I have no need to address them as it relates to the statistic. Also, ignorant doesn’t mean dumb. Lastly, I’m glad you feel your third-party vote had an impact, vs voting in primaries to push the right candidate that could succeed. (if one happens).