Strong disagree from me. Using violence as a deterrent teaches kids that it’s OK to use violence against others in the future. Does it work immediately? Yes. Does it do long term damage? Also yes.

The subconscious correlation between “being right” and “being the strongest” is a source of a huge amount of problems.

I never once threatened violence or used any sort of violence against my kids, and they never used violence as they grew up.

This is probably the real unpopular opinion though, I don’t expect many people to agree with me on this one!

I have a habit of just YOLOing it with experimental things, think I’m already running Wayland and haven’t had issues. Looking forward to this!

Agreed. As desperate as I am for a genuine OEM GrapheneOS phone, I won’t believe it until it actually happens.

The pessimist in me thinks the GrapheneOS Motorola partnership won’t happen, Google will put pressure on Motorola and make it fail. I really hope I’m wrong though.

I’ve had strange looks when I say “crack the shits” or just “crack it”. Take it for granted that everyone uses these terms.

Doubting an experimental vaccine is different to being antivax.

There no ambiguity on vaccines, the science is settled, and anyone who doubts vaccines as a concept because of localised corruption isn’t harbouring a healthy amount of caution. I call it stupidity, but others might say brainwashed.

I guess it depends on how you define stupidity.

Distrusting governments and distrusting vaccines are totally different things. There is vast scientific consensus that vaccines work, if you’re antivax you’ve made a conscious decision to ignore that, which is stupid in my book. Distrusting government advice on vaccines, depending on where you are, may be totally justified.

The data shows that it won’t though, that’s the point of the article. Those genuine use cases are really uncommon.

What do you mean lucky 10,000?

Bereft of life, 'e rests in peace.

I think it’s valid to boycott Russian companies, or any companies that supports them. Justifying it to be the best search engine doesn’t necessarily make it right. And yet I still have a paid Kagi subscription, but I don’t blame people who don’t, and think their use of Yandex should be more obvious.