That's not really accurate. The polls were going back and forth for over a month leading up to the election, and the FBI announce they were re-opening the case into Clinton's emails 3 days before voting day. The polls just didn't have the time to reflect that change.
KerPop47
joined 1 year ago
Tough, but ultimately fair
Oooh, I love the style!
Woo! I was there! The parade was too corporate for my taste, but the evening down at the wharf was a good ending!
That would be pretty cool. A federated system could actually support more specialized communities. like if there was a dc-specific instance
but I'm also chronically overconfident
Ooh, an interesting read. I'm looking to get into a new language, and I've been looking at Rust. Would the best use then be to have many small crates? Maybe have a tool that creates the toml? Wouldn't that keep compile times low?
Mozilla Firefox is my main browser, I definitely like it more than Chrome. It supports adblocking, doesn't hog RAM, and doesn't track your activity.
But it goes beyond that. Firefox lets you open tabs and specific domains in "containers" which cookies and login info don't cross. By default, Facebook is separated into its own thing.