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So generally, across countries and communities, I find that affirmative action tends to benefit:

• Members of visible minorities
• Women
• People with disabilities
• Maybe some other groups

Well more than half of the electorate are women, about 1/6th are disabled, and usually good chunk are visible minorities. So this amounts to a majority of the population being beneficiaries of affirmative action.

I've heard some comments on the left that white women are the primary beneficiaries of affirmative action and not only do I believe that's absolutely true, I believe that's the main reason affirmativ

So I've been using Git in three different ways and I feel like I'm either highly original or don't really understand what I'm doing.

1: I have a web server I'm not allowed to copy files from, but that I'm allowed to write files to, but I wanted to track changes. So I simply ran git init and treated it like a local repo, simply committing before and after I made any changes.

2: I have a backed up networked folder of scripts I can do whatever I want with, which other people rarely update, but I wanted to track my changes and notice if anybody ELSE changed anything. In this case I could use a more traditional git workflow but I honestly didn't see the point, so I again just ran git init on