you slam on the brakes or maybe brake too sudden and it flies off and onto the floor. It could potentially slide under a pedal (like the brakes), hindering its function.

That’s nothing but speculative and hypothetical, and not a violation of any statute. That might happen with a lunchbox or a bag of groceries. Your phone might fall out of its window mount suction cup if you brake hard too. Your floor rug might scoot up over your accelerator pedal and cause an accident. If any of those happen, they might be the “reason” for an accident but the fact that the potential exists isn’t a violation. You might wish that were so but it’s not.

I understand the powertoys love but what does wsl give you that you don’t have with zsh & MacOS?

I run powershell on my Mac because I think pwsh is the bomb but I don’t get how wsl gives you anything that isn’t there on the Mac already, unless it’s a specific Linux wsl distro you greatly prefer.

That’s kind of a crazy take. How does one come to that opinion given the very simple and direct text?

If 30% of those that contract it die, it is quite a deadly bacteria. Very few bacterial infections are that deadly, and certainly any of them would be a serious public safety issue if there was a risk of exposure.

Did you read the article? While infections aren’t common, it has a ~31% death rate.

You might be over-reacting a bit.

I’ve had dogs that had no problems with fireworks - and one lab that would try and chase them if not kept on-leash - and dogs that are terrified of them. If the dog isn’t afraid of fireworks then it’s like any other public situation… keep your dog on-leash and don’t take them out at all if they are a risk to others.

You realize that pic argues against you. American Somoa is part of the United States.