How would that benefit anyone?...

The core feature of the senate that makes it so indefensible is how it assigns power to states, not people. That relationship cannot be amended, per article 5 of the us constitution.

It's far easier to change a state government than it is the federal government. The states used to be able to recall Senators if they failed to do their jobs correctly; as determined by the elected body within the state. It's simply a single level indirection of Democracy. The House of Representatives is direct. This was intentional.

What's "indefensible" about this?

And you can amend how the body is elected; hell, you can amend how the president is elected. Also Article V provides for a state "constitutional convention" as a process for initiating changes, bypassing both the Senate and the House.

I was specifically referencing this clause:

no State, without its Consent, shall be deprived of its equal Suffrage in the Senate

You know, the clause that comes right after the whole "can't do anything about slavery right now" clause.

I consider this feature of the federation to be indefensible because it deprives the rights of people to equal suffrage, to the benefit of states. States should serve the rights and interests of their citizens, not the reverse.

For that matter, you could amend the Constitution to change the process for amending the Constitution, even to eliminate the possibility of future amendments altogether.

This might be unconstitutional?

Debt spiral

Permissions. Isolation.

so, like namespaces and cgroups?

Android kernel has the relevant kernel parameters disabled. It is entirely possible to run containers directly on android, but it requires enabled the relevant parameter (iirc no recompilation need, just a cmdline change). But this of course requires root.

Itbsays it doesnt use kvm, so i thinj that meens no accel.

Who?

Random news article I pulled up: "FBI Director Kash Patel is reportedly seeking to release files related to the Democratic lawmaker's previous association with a suspected Chinese intelligence operative."

Why would Bondi have ties to this drama?

Apparently there is a tight connection between Bondi and Eric Swallwell.

Not celebrating the price hike, and im not European. But i am also not exactly opposed or offebded by the hike.

It's not a copyright violation because the readme says open source somewhere!!! /s

Exactly the article brushes over this too, painting it as not abbig deal. But IMO it is a huge deal. Open source licensees have very few terms usually, making the terms that do exist extremely important to satisfy so that a user is in good standing.

This phrase in the article in particular is frustrating:

DeepDelver calls this “stealing intellectual property,” which is a bit of a stretch, since open source tools are freely available to be used, if they are properly credited.

Oh because my license terms are more liberal, it doesn't matter as much when you break them?? Really? Bonkers that they would publish that.

Do you any alternative marketplace? My last few ohones were from swappa, only good experiences so far.

I have had good experience with Craig list seller in highly technical city, such as San Mateo, San Jose etc.

Facebook Marketplace almost all of phone for sale is locked/stolen or the person selling does not know originator (f.e. Verizon phone never unlockable, includes all reseller) and often they are too non technical to know if it was bought from google play store ("factory unlocked") Often it will not even be paid off or intentional to scam you with a phone that will work for a month until it is reported stolen and unpaid loan

As a note, swappa isn't selling phones with grapheneos preinstalled. It is selling used phones, you would still have to install gos.