@albnelson some people just don't get it.
@weilawei@mastodon.online @Lightfighter this article is problematic. The main point is that RCV with no primary, plus the ballot system, will mean only the richest can participate.
In this large article though there's only one specific way I see that indicates this limits elections to the richest: the cost of gathering signatures. Then only one data point is given.
That data point is from an article where it is the only example, and it's for only one candidate in one small election. The article suggested she needed only 8000 signatures to get on her ballot... So it's a very different situation than the full state election situation.
But also - the example is from a Republican in a past election. The example is how the system works today. That means - this, "elections are for the richest" argument holds true without RCV too.
The difference then is that with the proposed system election is not as limited to the two parties.
The article briefly cites some other issues - voter confusion mainly. This is often trotted out as an issue, but folks have no problem rank ordering their favorite ice cream and other things. Voters in places with RCV doesn't seem to be completely confused - once they use it.
https://margin.re/2024/05/dalvik-disassembly/
Interesting article about creating tool in #RustLang to assist #Ghidra #disassembly and #reversing of #dalvik.
When this hit master, I quickly found myself using it all the time. For those not using #HelixEditor built straight from source, it’s actually very very stable. I haven’t had any significant breakage since I started following upstream/master 6 months ago.
https://urbanists.social/@markstos/112514799959277933
@apzpins @suetanvil did you ever check out a Linux for Dummies book at the library to borrow the CD in the back? Good times.
It's late (for me). I'm tired. This is nonsense.
@cstanhope nice reference though!
I had a little Tetris action in my #Wordle 1,059 this morning.
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@kateiacy @sundogplanets Go farmer!
My talk about the NICE Cyber Career Ambassador program is picked up for #BSides SATX! It's a pretty fun little conference in San Antonio.
@maltimore great job!
We have no mechanism to flag when J. Random Packager adds "Supplements: glibc" to their random leaf node package. As a reminder, *we are a project that allows 1,601 minimally-vetted people to deliver arbitrary code executed as root on hundreds of thousands of systems*, and this mechanism allows any one of those people to cause the package they have complete control over to be automatically pulled in as a dependency on virtually every single one of those systems.
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