I think the main complain is that it does, or tries to do, too much -- certainly more than it *needs* to do (eg: DNS) -- and some not in the way it ideally should (eg: PID 1). Basically it suffers from mission creep and bloat.

Personally, I started with BSD and have used or been an admin on many flavors of Unix -- I think I've used them all except those from Apple -- as well a several flavors of Linux (I prefer the Debian-based ones, I currently use Mint) and they have run the gamut of system startup/control methodologies from free-form scripts that often have to be hand edited to the more structured ones, like Solaris SMF, and (sigh) systemd, etc... I prefer the latter group as it's easier to automate modifying and control them. That doesn't change my "basically" feelings about systemd above though.

Mint 21 (Cinnamon) for me -- Snap disabled by default and pledged to stay that way.

But I thought an Onion was suppose to be peeled apart in pieces and layers. Oh, wait... it's "Orion"? Never mind.

Well... at least one very recent former President. :-)

Companies simply locate their refineries on/near Arctic Sinkholes where, as per that NOVA episode, thawing permafrost releases a LOT of methane. Also Arctic methane emissions.

I see your points, though don't agree that it would necessarily be a low likelihood method. I'm sure there's probably a way to initiate something starting with breathing difficulties that would more than likely lead to death by some path. It sounds like he suffered through a bunch of stuff, that doctors couldn't treat, before dying of MRSA complications. Maybe that's normal, maybe that's not. Less fishy than the random Polonium poisoning or "falling out a window" a certain Russian dictator likes, though the obviousness of those may be the point.

I have conflicting feelings about this. :-)

Do you mean actual lab-grown meat or meat substitutes, like (Impossible|Beyond) Burger, etc...? 'Cause I believe you're correct on the latter that they're, at least, not as healthy(ier) than they claim all around.

Technically, the Florida Congress passed it, he just signed it. Change the political make up of either and Florida changes -- probably for the better.

Mythbusters: Plausible.

The second part is obviously true, but you can't confuse him with facts and logic. Guessing he loves business, property and sales taxes more -- noting that FL doesn't have personal income taxes. According to Cattle in Florida there are a *bunch* of ranchers in Florida, presumably on a lot of land.

Ya, but in many ways, and ironically here, Ron himself is all hat, no cattle. :-)

We will save our ranchers -- and the supporting industries.

I don't know much about the beef industry in Florida, but Cattle in Florida notes:

To be fair (to the hypothetical assassin), there are many ways one can die starting from breathing difficulties. It didn't have to be complications from MRSA and most paths from having trouble breathing to death are a lot shorter and straighter. In any case, probably really difficult to prove foul play here, which would also be the point.

On the other hand, *two* Boeing whistleblower have died suddenly this year, and it's only May.

Or Eric Cartman's ... :-)