A relative had this or a similar test come back positive. This sounds like a helpful signal on paper, but in reality it's not always actionable.
They assumed their previous cancer had survived and metastasized. Doctors couldn't find the source. It turned into a waiting game, where they lived with a sword of Damocles over their head. They were retested every few months and monitored. Then after a year the tests the levels dropped off. And the end result was nothing came of it so far.
It's normal to have some amount of pre-cancerous cells get naturally removed by your immune system. And this catches those too.
I'm surprised both the blog post and all the other comments don't mention how it should have logic to check if the item exists in the path before adding it.
Otherwise you get duplicates added everytime you source your config.
Looks like you're making up a strawman to ague with. But either way, I hope no one is ever indifferent to the suffering of you or your family. Sounds like hell.
I don't fully agree all of the top commenters points, but I do on their price one. Airbnbs used to be significantly cheaper than hotels and now, in many metros throughout the world, they're comparable.
It's just down to tradeoffs on what you're looking for. You can get a kitchen and a bit more space with an airbnb, but you give up on the hotel amenities of support/cleaning staff, and lounge/gym spaces. Don't get me wrong, I usually value a full kitchen over maid service. But I was able to stay at nobu for a comparable price to a 2 bedroom in Barcelona.
I do agree with your point about renting a room in someones place. But that's now a small fraction of airbnb's business compared to renting a full place.
The FBI's evidence wasn't strong enough to even try him for this. Charges were dropped. If it happened the way the FBI said initially it would have been open and shut. But I guess they lied about what they had.