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Yes, they've already murdered people by causing accidents on the highway.

Are we allowed to call it terrorism now? Or just when it is farmers? I know that both climate activists and BLM have disrupted highways as well....

>caused accidents vs >"disrupted"

This equivocation is noted but not compelling


I used "disrupted" as that is the language that is used to describe these actions. When you disrupt something, you increase the likelihood of something non-standard happening including accidents. I believe the narrative was that if drivers can not pay attention to the road and keep control of their vehicles, then they should not be driving.

This was something that people decried about during the BLM and Stop Oil protests, see below for some of the accidents caused by those actions:

>M25 Police Motorbike Crash (November 2022): An Essex Police motorcycle officer was injured in a collision involving two lorries during a rolling roadblock. The roadblock was set up because Just Stop Oil activists were trespassing and climbing onto overhead gantries along the M25.

>Greenpeace bridge protesters blamed for crash on Fred Hartman Bridge https://www.khou.com/article/news/local/greenpeace-bridge-pr...

>Crash data raises safety questions about bridge protests on I-40 https://www.carolinajournal.com/crash-data-raises-safety-que...


Shotwell is great, but it's a single-machine photo organizer; I don't think you can really compare it to Immich on level ground.



I started there and ended up rewriting it in Preact/Go which is the direction I've been heading with the apps I maintain for myself.


You're suggesting to _reduce_ accessibility?!


It's been available for nearly three years


I've been wanting a CMS on top of Cloudflare workers for a while, so I hope this pays off!


Payload can be deployed to Cloudflare Workers: https://github.com/payloadcms/payload/tree/main/templates/wi...


Pages is a thin layer over Workers, and a standard deployment target for most if not all that I've seen.


I specifically want the entire thing to run on workers though; if I'm hosting a separate CMS backend elsewhere, I might as well have that serve the site.


2.6 million transactions per day [0], which in ISO 20022 XML format messages works out to (rough guess) 20GB per day for an average of 1.8Mbps...

[0]: https://www.scion.org/ssfn-scion/


So ... nothing. At least in comparison.



The Universal Declaration of Human Rights, Article 25.1:

> Everyone has the right to a standard of living adequate for the health and well-being of himself and of his family, including food, clothing, housing and medical care and necessary social services, and the right to security in the event of unemployment, sickness, disability, widowhood, old age or other lack of livelihood in circumstances beyond his control.


So if I declare a right to immortality, then no one dies?

It's almost like those words are the product of useless bureaucrats, rather than an actual right.


That is a disingenuous counterexample.


It's really not.

What happens if everyone takes this declaration at face value and decides to be unemployed? Who pays for all the services that every person is entitled to?


I'll take the challenge if it gets me Oxide hardware!


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