For the sake of teaching good habits, rather than telling you what I do, I would instead say read the manual for the car you’re driving. Not all cars operate the same way.

Just write or choose a good ethical framework that is actually relevant for the management of online communities. There’s better, more modern shit out there that also includes the principle of do no harm.

You know what would be helpful here? Actually naming and/or linking to some of these better frameworks you think they should consider using.

This is just working to lower expectations so a bad performance can still be called a win.

The television coverage may suck. I chose to spend the $12 to get ad free Peacock for a month and that has been great. Every event, ad free, with no fluff.

Without that, probably would have never watched my new favorite event, kayak cross.

I use Linux Mint with 2 4k monitors and have never had a problem. I use an Nvidia card and I think once I installed their drivers it just worked.

You should still watch the first lap. Big action on that lap. And then literally nothing else happened for the rest of the race. Not one pass among the top 10.

On my pixel, if I type something in to the search bar so it displays search results (any results) and then scroll all the way to the bottom, there is a settings button I can click on that takes me to settings for the search. If I turn all the options off, then I get just my local apps in the results.