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I think the circumstances as I see it was addressed pretty well by that other commenter who replied twice.

YDI, you accidentally or on purpose stumbled in something you may not understand, and then went on attack here.

Bad things happen to large groups of people and there are no heroes to rescue most.

yarn was popular because it could be a drop down replacement for npm. Now there must be a lock in to support edge cases most projects don’t need (or know about)?

I think all large organizations have several people who wish to do good, or at least dream of it. And those trying make good stories and provide hope.

Perhaps we are evolutionary designed to be drawn towards such people.

But it does squat all for 99.999% of the people caught up in these events

I just love plot twists

There was one Schindler and ten thousand monsters.

20 cents, take it or leave it

I’ve been against electronic voting in the USA for years. Many states, especially the so called battleground states, rely on these for the most of the results.

People like me, who say paper ballots only please, have been ignored by the very people who are upset by outcomes calculated by procedures they cannot possibly explain ( it’s secret). Who will, until their dying day, swear they have faith in the integrity of these system because their cousin’s friend’s uncle knows somebody who works in sales who says it’s ok.

It really does not have to be that way. It’s a uniquely American trait, I think.

For many here, they can find comfort with each other.

For me, the initial disaster has not stopped, it started over a generation ago, and continues in its original form and fashion. And will be ignored by most reading this.

Nothing can stop the corn lobby, it’s all powerful

Where I am at, it’s much easier to just stuff things into bags without a care, and have God figure it out at the checkout

For me it is entering correct vegetable and fruit codes. I found it fun and a novelty when self checkout was first introduced, now I will go out of my way, slightly, to not enter or scan