You have to approach them with an open mind, a willingness to act, and a genuine intention to try what she's talking about.

She really helped me remove a lot of clutter and look at order from a new perspective. I can't thank her enough.

I'm sure there are many other books on the topic, but hers was enough for me.

You can't shut down everything once a bad actor does heinous things. There would be nothing left around. No more streets, no more cafes, no more trash bins, no more cars. Nothing.

As it has been pointed out, omegle did arguably provide more protection against bad actors that lots of other services around today. If you're in a situation you don't like, just press next and it's over. Nobody can contact you or recognise you in any way.

The crimes happen when you're not anonymous anymore, after exchanging snapchat or instagram accounts for example. They don't happen in a months long omegle conversation.

The root of the problem is being careless and providing identifying information. Obviously kids are too young to understand all the dangers, that's what parents are for. You wouldn't let your kids alone in the middle of the city and then sue it when a pedophile gets access to them. You can't let your kids use the Internet without keeping an eye on what is going on and warning them of the perils.

Asking loaded questions and trying to aggressively ambush you is definitely not "getting the other side of the story".

From

> Minor version Y (x.Y.z | x > 0) MUST be incremented if new, backwards compatible functionality is introduced to the public API. It MAY be incremented..

To

> It MUST be incremented if any public API functionality is marked as deprecated.

Plus a new section on how to handle deprecating functionality.

> 95% of the code in SQLite comes from just four programmers, and 64% of it is from the lead developer alone. The SQLite developers know each other well and interact daily. Fossil was designed for this development model.

They propose it as a way to do development with few members who all know each other, rather than making an open repository for anyone on the Internet to contribute.

I want to try it now and see what does it bring on the table and whether it's a viable alternative to git in this regard.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dodge_v._Ford_Motor_Co.

Basically Ford wanted to cut shareholders dividends to dramatically increase production and the number of people employed in his plants while at the same time cutting the costs and prices of his cars.

He told his shareholders that the goal was the long term benefit of the company and the value of this strategy to them was not a consideration for the plan.

Shareholders didn't like it and the Dodge brothers, who were among the largest ones, indeed sued him.

The court held that Ford could not lower consumer prices and rise employee salaries. It also upheld the order requiring that directors declare an extra dividend of $19.3 million.

Many people point out at this lawsuit when questions arise as to why corporations squeeze as much value as they can for the shareholders at the expenses of basically everything else.

Positive human interaction goes a long way.