possibly go wrong with that idea?

That's most assuredly a good thing.

for some iPhone users... no really.
I don't generally have to worry about that sort of thing. My Google Pixel 4XL. That's not to say Android doesn't have it's own problems but I've not had a "no service" issue since.. well I can't remember with an Android phone.

But the iOS phones sure do look pretty don't they?

... and I wonder how it would handle my two half-white/half-black daughters.
Very interesting stuff for sure.

dishonorable people, don't be surprised if you get a knife shoved into your back!

Is bitchute.com always slow or is my internet connection acting up again?

As a person with conservative views, not a Republican, I notice the waste of tax dollars no matter which "political party" is doing the spending.
With that being said, it's not wrong to note just how damn much the Biden administration has been spending in total.

It doesn't matter how mush Bush spent during his administration or how much Obama spent. We can only change what is currently happening.
The past is the past and hopefully we can learn from it.

As they say, "The road to hell is paved with good intentions."

I think it bears repeating that "information" is not always synonymous with "fact".

maybe this will help build the momentum and motivation to make RISC-V a true alternative?

It isn't difficult to get ID in the US. The "it's hard to get ID and therefore suppresses voting rights" argument rings hollow to me.
I find it hard to believe that people DON'T have ID who are willing and able to vote. And if they don't have ID, they can get it for free.

It's not a radical idea to expect that people be able to prove they are legally entitled to vote to be able to cast a vote.

.... Great for the U.K. Different countries, different situations.

It's a slippery slope given that people can try and rationalize any action the government takes.

Cool! Do the sensors sense heat and/or color of the skin?

How many people get their hands cut off to gain access to palm print protected items? :-)