Both Fennec and Vanadium work very well for me on Android.
Vanadium is bundled on Graphene OS, but it might work on stock android or other variants Apparently not as it relies on the OS hardening that Graphene does, particularly malloc()
I have found the large 4-cup moka pot to be very efficient for camping coffee, particularly if you also have a kettle on the griddle with hot/near-boilng water for refills. Or in the campfire. I use an aluminum calphalon non-whistle teapot for that.
With a good single-burner (butane/propane or white gas) it becomes reasonable to crank out good coffee for 2-3 people at a time (1.5 to 2 cup) on a ~6 minute cycle.
Uhh maybe my use case is atypical, but still. Moka-pot is good for camping cuz it's fast, easy-clean and can produce great results.
This is old. Who hasn't peed in a bush once, or thrice, etc
But most of us aren't foolish enough to do so in a visible/observable way, and most of us aren't currently part of the Drunkard's Parade that's fuckin up the country with great enthusiasm and effect.
The only thing against his is his age. The negative about age is it's effect on cognitive function. Bernie, so far as I know, isn't showing any real signs of cognitive dysfunction.
If there's ANY person who could grasp the reigns of the "unitary executive theory" of the Presidency, use that authority with great authoritarian zeal to IMPROVE the system and to REMOVE the vastly expanded Executive power that has gradually crept to levels unimaginable to past generations, and then DROP the reigns of power....
It would be Bernie Sanders.
What could an unleashed Bernie accomplish in one term, knowing he was not running for re-election. That administration could come out swinging and never stop.
I firmly believe that Bernie would have won against Trump all three times.
And I've got a feeling his VP choice would have been a lot better than Biden's, and a lot more effective at positioning that person to also win.
Noone funds it because it's too cheap? No real profit potential?
Essentially -- it's a gel that's injected into the vas def which doesn't actually block the flow totally (which sometimes causes side effects like granuloma in vasectomy), but rather it disrupts sperm cell membranes, but allowing the remains to pass through.
It is reversed simply by flushing it out with saline.
Last time I donated to the project it was at the live rabbit trials stage with Parsemuns Foundation?
(OH WAIT IT HAS BEEN USED IN HUMANS IN THE USA (see wired link below)
RISUG was used in humans for like 20 years with good results I believe.
Really don't understand why this one hasn't gained traction.
He is emphasizing the fact that the cops care about a $155k 'stolen' vehicle, and they they are here to protect the wealthy
The guy himself is a journalist who was doing his job, part of which is an extended test-drive of a vehicle, provided by the manufacturer.