I didn’t mean that you where, but if the Latino population shifted their votes more R this year it seems an odd explanation that they where offended by the democrats shifting right on policies. If that was the case then why would they go in with people who are even more to the right?

I think this whole question needs another field to it for the turnout difference. It may be (not to keep picking on Latinos but) they made up 5% in 2020 and 6% in 2024, but is that of all eligible voters, or of those that actually showed up? If 1/2 showed up last time and 1/3 did this time, but the ones who showed up where the more conservative portion then it would look like they ‘shifted’ right, but it wouldn’t be real.

Looks about like one of those early RetroArch designs with parts from adafruit that you print a case for and stick a pi into. Kind of fun to make, less so to use.

I’d say… wait, what was the question?

Ah yes, prolewiki and tankie.ml, truly the gold standards in rational unbiased sources of information

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Persecution_of_Uyghurs_in_China

The Uyghurs would like a word, and the only person threatening nuclear war is Putin

Says the one that quick glace at is persistently extolling the virtu and might of Russia/China… 🤨

So the solution to not liking the democrat shift right is to join in with the side off the scale right? I’m not following the logic there…

Do some rough math say there are 200,000,000 total eligible voters.

2024 would have 12,000,000 male Latino voters 2020 would have 10,000,000 based on the 3rd column

Even if 100% went left to right at most you have a 12M shift.

That shift though in absolute numbers was far less than that though based on the R/D split, so not a tremendous impact over all.

There was just a lot less people showing up over all for any reason.

Need some titles on those columns. I’m guessing red/blue are the usual party colors, but what is the 3rd?

The biggest factor really is disengagement. There where millions who where involved in 2020 that just skipped out this time.

An how many of them actually have the first clue why they’re asking for that?

I tend to keep things simple so if I can it’s easier to not set up the separate auth middleware when there’s already an AD comparable system in place.

Another option I’ve used before is called Neth Server, but that’s more one of those SOHO all-in-one systems rather than a dedicated mail box.

https://community.nethserver.org/

Just beat me to it…

The one thing that they don’t have yet last I updated, though they’ve been working on it for a while, is a prod ready LDAP/SSO connection. I had the dev branch working with Keycloak, but never got plain LDAP to function.

I’ve yet to find a nice comparison chart between the different series they have (rugged/tough/slim) to know which is which, but the majority of my phones have had something by them.

Is there a lot of crackling from the nozzle? It’s heard of some filament absorbing trace bits of water that can cause gaps and bubbles like that.