It sounds much better when you say 1 in 167 people then vs 1 in 25 people today.

There are plenty of options for both software and OS, so not every combination is going to have the same level of support as Windows, where every user gets the same experience.

That said, I’ve heard lots of good things about NoMachine.

You aren’t free to do whatever you want just because it’s your property.

And if I could legally use power tools all through the night I still wouldn’t do it because it would be shitty for my neighbours.

I assumed they were specifically talking about babies. If there’s a genuine issue then it makes sense, but I don’t know of anything that’s diagnosable at birth that would require circumcision.

I know a lot of young adults also get the procedure for the same reason as you. I was in your boat until probably my mid-teens before things fixed themselves, but it clearly doesn’t work out that way for some.

Well a lot of people who are willing to take things this far don’t really care about the consequences of their actions anyway, so in a way I’m kind of surprised there are so many mass shootings involving innocent people, yet so few targeted attacks on scumbags like the CEO of United Healthcare.

For many who are pushed far enough to carry out something like this, achieving their objective is more important than their own life.

Unfortunately, the victims are so often people who don’t deserve it.

Thanks for the response (and follow-ups). I’m embarrassed to admit I was so distracted by the quote that I entirely missed your misspelling, even though I noticed the other one!

My comment doesn’t add to this conversation, but I’m curious about why you quote the entirety of the comment that you were responding directly to.

I’m not going to tell you what you can and can’t do, but it seems pointless and a waste of screen space to me, so I’d like to understand why some people do this if you don’t mind sharing.

It’s really not a big deal though, I’m just interested in the why.

My guess has always been that it’s a habit from forum days. Does that ring true for you?

It’s just clickbait from NBC, even if it is technically accurate. From the article:

Officials said that Ikner’s mother had purchased her former service weapons and that it was her personal property at the time of the shooting.