I don't even think PBS & NPR are as well funded (though I don't have sources to support that). That's why they're always doing telethons and thanking "viewers like you" for supporting their programming.
n2burns
Your choice is making sure to buy a well supported, timely updated device.
Sure, that choice is currently available, but it wasn't when many of those devices were purchased. For example, I'm currently using a Galaxy S10e which had just about the best support of any Android phone. Now I'm stuck on Android 12. I actually planned on using it with Lineage, but somewhere between my S7 and the S10e, Samsung stopped using Exynos in their Canadian phones, and I didn't realize it. The hardware is still more than good, and as others have pointed out, with Play Service updates, the software isn't really obsolete either, it's just a concern I'm not getting security updates.
None of those are advantages over a trolleybus.
Yeah, but what's the advantage of it being guided? Instead it could have just be a private road that supports trolleybuses as well as emergency vehicles. Instead, it's a gadgetbaun.
Jack of all trades, master of none.
FTA:
Bauer Food LLC said in a statement that the two 10-year-olds are children of a night manager and "were not approved by franchisee organization management to be in that part of the restaurant."
So at very least, they're in the back of the restaurant, where they shouldn't be. However, given fact that the company isn't disputing the two 10-year-olds were working, I think that pretty much means they were working.
But that's not what this is. FTA:
Bauer Food LLC said in a statement that the two 10-year-olds are children of a night manager and "were not approved by franchisee organization management to be in that part of the restaurant."
I'm not saying that. However, it's highly recommended that toddlers have baby monitors with them while they sleep. So even if the parents were sleeping, their child's distress should wake them up. This child was unattended, unobserved, etc.
That's not what you said the first time, which is why I asked for clarification. Maybe you meant, "the system represents 95% of the voters" because the votes are all totaled therefore represented? I was wondering if you were implying that some votes don't count in the current system.
I don't understand how "ranking" is making voting meaningfully more complicated. If I ask you what ice cream you want, you say, "Chocolate" and we're all out of chocolate, it's not complicated to give your second choice. And if you don't like any of the options, you can say, "Chocolate or nothing."
By your own argument, PR is waaay too complicated. You now have twice as many votes to make!
Besides what other have said, by my count we've already had 2 female MND. One became Prime Minister. The other was fairly recent, IMHO did a good job, and has a bright future in politics.