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Happened to be updating a bunch of NPM dependencies and then saw `npm i` freeze and I'm like... ugh what did I do. Then npm login wasn't working and started searching here for an outage, and wala.

Those numbers you referenced have nothing to do with the topic. We aren't talking about "americans’ views of global threats". As I saw from your other comment, you're just living under a rock and you know it.

> What's happening right now is only mildly worse than the last few times this has happened.

So you _are_ living under a rock, okay.

This thread's numbers betray you. You're living under a rock if you think this topic isn't a regular at the highest political levels, on the news, and now frankly at the ballot box.

This specific political topic is on the top of everyone's mind. If the US president was assassinated, would you say the same? If your child was killed for political reasons, would you continue your blissful mornings aloof?

A one state solution means Palestinians can vote out the Zionists from power. They know that, so they'd rather prevent it while simultaneously genociding their population.

Then you must surely be learning something new about humans every day since?

Well articulated.

This kind of exchange was inevitable. The Rust crowd has this mentality that their code can be perfect (beyond even 'safe'), when in reality as long as your foundational system inputs and capacity aren't perfect, no downstream thing can be either. It's harder to see in user space but in the kernel you can't avoid reality. Hope the Rust crowd in general gets more moderate after this (or maybe not, but then that's only to the loss of Rust's long-term success).