Black olives and tuna . edit I love sushi but I ' ve never come across this or considered it . Mmmmmm , possibilities . <| sep |> Alright , done . I ' ll give it a shot . Thank you ! <| sep |> Yeah , definitely one of those things we need in our stats . You can also check your exact number by going to the transcend tab , clicking on transcend and hovering over the respec button . But would make a lot more sense for it to just be on the stat page . <| sep |> You ' ll probably want to look at something like ntopng to collectdisplay the sFlow data . You ' ll need to point whatever device is speaking sFlow towards the setup . <| sep |> It ' s not safety per se , although I have been in situations where I wish I had been armed rather than compelled to flee . But it ' s something more fundamental than that . The United States is the immediate result of a revolutionary war , and more recently , a civil war . These periods seem distant and quaint to some people , but contemporary and immediate to others . Some believe that it is explicitly built into the system that there is a duty , not just a privilege but a true moral obligation , for citizens to prepare for and anticipate the need for ordinary citizens to become willing to kill and die in the opposition to tyranny . Any government effort , even an implied effort , to disarm the populace , qualifies in the minds of many as an expression of exactly the sort of tyranny that must be challenged . Variations on this opinion are prevalent , and not without justification in the founding principles of the nation . The fact that public insistence on individual rights to own firearms leads to the possibility of violent crime is broadly considered to be a small price to pay in return for the sustained ability to draw that last line versus tyranny . Nations that don ' t have a fundamental tradition celebrating the revolution that created the nation in the first place tend to find this status quo very foreign and incomprehensible .