Parents have more direct experience with public schools and their outcomes than any other adult demographic.

The question is, why does public sentiment go against schools in general? Because of outcomes or because articles like this have been put in front of us for decades?

Parents like their kids schools. They leave this for the last sentence before the big bold headline "Bottom Line":

"The current satisfaction reading [for parents of k-12 students] is in line with the average of 76% over the 26-year trend."

I got a heavily discounted floor model a few years back. As a fridge it's worked reliably. The ability to remotely check the contents of the fridge was nice for a little while but we mostly stopped using because of constant software and terms of service updates. AI food recognition is worthless. The "render process has crashed" browser is crap. It's a proprietary OS so no good DIY avenues there. Still, having recipes on the screen is handy. We played with other features but not for long. I went to Pixels because Samsung's phone UI is cluttered and not user-centric. The fridge is so much worse - and less responsive.

While the .Net runtimes haven't been ported as much as they could be, .Net is inherently multi-platform. I've had one complex .Net 2 application that worked on CE, Windows x86/64, and Mono. No rebuild was required, as .Net is compiled at runtime, much like Java. The only time code changes are necessary for different architectures is when libraries or features are different between implementations of the framework.

Races in Poland: Polish 96.7%, German 0.4%, Belorussian 0.1% Ukrainian 0.1%, other 2.7% (2002)
According to: this

They list races with 0.1%, but no black people. Seems more realistic to take the black man out. The Asian is pretty out of place too, and should be replaced with a sausage.