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The bug involved how ImageMagick processes the MVG, and MSL vector graphics formats. Those formats are not in GraphicMagick, so, it should be safe.

Between this and the openssl bug its a fun Tuesday for installing updates on my VPS. :scared:

Just the opposite. Bernie's plan expects the states to chip in half the cash, and to be the ones to actually work out all of the details.

Exactly. The set of primary voters are substantially different than the general election voting population. The super delegates are to give the party a level to stop the more extreme primary voters from nominating an extremist (if I remember right, the super delegate system was created after...

Exactly. Already the election system has enough issues with rational non-parcipation and rational ignorance, and with the problem that extremists have higher levels of participation than moderates. We don't need a election system that makes those issues worse.

That would be nice. But I'd take getting rid of some of the more malformed parts of the current system.

And then there is this (from a Clinton supporter). Some of the Sanders delegates weren't actually eligible to be delegates. And info was improperly shared with the Sanders campaign. https://www.reddit.com/r/hillaryclinton ... las_vegas/

Its unclear . Based on this discussion https://np.reddit.com/r/SandersForPresi ... ns_nevada/ some of the delegates picked at the caucus that claimed to represent Hillary may have switched to Bernie. At the caucus, you are selecting the delegate, not the candidate, and the delegate does not...

The "very loud" part, the reference to a sexist stereotype. Particularly with all the "shrill" and "loud" complaints directed at Clinton this election.

Looks like Bernie just shot himself in the foot. Via ABC News reporter Mary Parks https://twitter.com/maryaliceparks/stat ... 2693627904 Trump is probably sad he didn't think of that one first.

After a carbon tax it would. Noting except coal and gas makes sense without either 1) a carbon tax, or 2) large subsidies/tax credits.

And about the writer who lost his job as a result of mic drop, it makes more sense when you read the full story https://productforums.google.com/forum/ ... Csort:date Mic drop was totally a great idea :rolleyes:

It moved the thread to the archive after the email was sent-- with replies allowed. If a reply came, the thread was moved back to the inbox. Mic drop moved the thread, routed replies to /dev/null, and sent a .gif to "get the last word out" on the thread.

You must of missed the part where "send & archive" was turned into mic drop. Users who wanted to send and archive accidentally mic dropped.

Not just small colleges, I attend a major state university and it is gmail for email there.

Or maybe even "non-professional" email services shouldn't delete emails and send out insulting gifs as a "joke"

Hmm... posts insulting the people who clicked on the dropped mic button, political posts, garbage about "whiney" people, people bring unrelated incendiary issues into the thread. Where did all the assholes come from?

I'm sure there are cases where internet idiots raged about such things -- but its stupid either way.

But the claim from the Sanders side that it hurt their campaign is junk. The worst lines happened in precincts that leaned Clinton. And as his strength in cacus states shows, Sanders has more of the truly dedicated supporters who are willing to take hours out of their day to vote.

YouGov polled Europeans on their thoughts on the U.S election. For some reason they don't like Trump https://yougov.co.uk/news/2016/03/31/eu ... y-clinton/