Admittedly, yeah, not that arabic is that terrible (I grew up on arabic windows even if I only have very cursory basics in it). It's when they'll start expanding to UTF-16 and UTF-32 that they may have trouble getting everything in in such a way that you can make key modifiers work well enough to cover as much as possible.
There's only a handful languages that use strict ascii, one is dead, and a bunch is a small family of closely related languages spoken by about 2 million people in the Pacific, which is what TFS and TFA describes TLDs as being able to do.
You look in the table of characters, it's not like there's thousands of french words that have that. Hell, the cedille is common enough to be added to the characters you can hit with a modifier on at least apple's version of US qwerty. Also, US ASCII isn't even considered good enough for british english because of loan words - it can do three languages right: Latin, US English and Hawai'ian.
Liberalisation of markets is not what the american conservatives do, and never implied what neoliberals want. The Vienna and Chicago boys tried to rewrite history.
That's exactly the kind of behavior Rand wanted, monopolies of the "worthy captains of industry". She painstakingly spent a million pages writing that crap in some of the most painful BDSM rape fantasies written ever.
You're a moron if you think laissez-faire is the only way a free market works, and if you think laissez-faire when it was thought up didn't consider government infrastructure as something important.
Fun thing: Crassus, the third man who ran Rome during the Caesar-Pompey-Crassus triumvirate, made his wealth that way; he bought the land for a joke sum, and if the person declined, his firefighters just didn't do a thing.
The role of the criminal justice system is repression. Justice is retribution: Punish those who do evil, and in measure to the evil done. Focus on deterrence, rehabilitation, or any other goal weakens repression and is a hazard to society.
Shhhh, you'll confuse almost everyone by daring to imply governments and corporations are complicit, with one as the bagman and the other as the gunman.
No it's not, "liberal" used to design a number of non conservative ideologies that got steam in the 18th and 19th centuries, and many liberals were in favor of public education, healthcare and such already then. Libertarianism itself is just a synonym for anarchism initially and I know plenty of libertarian-socialists who are terribly insulted at the hijacking a bunch of Randroids and industry captains have done of the term (which she hated anyway) for a neo-feudal nonsense that, afaik, disgusts a lot of small l capitalist libertarians too.
Yeah, although somehow even OCZ's JMicron drives have better reliability than most, however, for the better relialibility/safety option, the Vertex and Agility lines use Indilinx controllers, which should be perfect to use, although of course they still tend toward 2.5-3$ for the GB, not very useful unless you have a lot of budget and these requirements, or your laptop is ubiquitous (my case, I've had at least one dead hard drive for every laptop I've had, except this one, but I'm crossing my fingers as it's only on its first year and the fan already had to be replaced).
Seconded, DSL and Puppy used to sell a few custom USB sticks with a preinstalled livedistro, now that computers without optical are more common as a consumer piece, it would be pretty awesome.
that's x86_32 and x86_64, although 32 bit x86 is apparently also soon to be a dead horse on mac (only the rev A intel macs can't handle it - they're 4 years old, so by 10.8-10.9 they will probably be dropped from the main support list, too), what AC means is that Apple will probably go with ARM more and more once they have a chip that compares to the current intel offerings and do 64 bit - for now I kinda doubt it, but some people like to predict things, like an apple tablet since the newton died.
Admittedly, yeah, not that arabic is that terrible (I grew up on arabic windows even if I only have very cursory basics in it). It's when they'll start expanding to UTF-16 and UTF-32 that they may have trouble getting everything in in such a way that you can make key modifiers work well enough to cover as much as possible.
Yeah I corrected myself lower - the Austronesian family mostly works.
There's only a handful languages that use strict ascii, one is dead, and a bunch is a small family of closely related languages spoken by about 2 million people in the Pacific, which is what TFS and TFA describes TLDs as being able to do.
You look in the table of characters, it's not like there's thousands of french words that have that. Hell, the cedille is common enough to be added to the characters you can hit with a modifier on at least apple's version of US qwerty. Also, US ASCII isn't even considered good enough for british english because of loan words - it can do three languages right: Latin, US English and Hawai'ian.
The laissez-faire concept was for wanting government out of the way of commerce, post was not considered commerce.
Liberalisation of markets is not what the american conservatives do, and never implied what neoliberals want. The Vienna and Chicago boys tried to rewrite history.
It comes from seating arrangements in the french national convention, dumbass.
Thomas Jefferson set up public universities and hospitals, wtf are you on about.
That's exactly the kind of behavior Rand wanted, monopolies of the "worthy captains of industry". She painstakingly spent a million pages writing that crap in some of the most painful BDSM rape fantasies written ever.
You're a moron if you think laissez-faire is the only way a free market works, and if you think laissez-faire when it was thought up didn't consider government infrastructure as something important.
That and the quote - no wingnut would ever paraphrase that sentence.
Fun thing: Crassus, the third man who ran Rome during the Caesar-Pompey-Crassus triumvirate, made his wealth that way; he bought the land for a joke sum, and if the person declined, his firefighters just didn't do a thing.
in 1984 that is
The role of the criminal justice system is repression. Justice is retribution: Punish those who do evil, and in measure to the evil done. Focus on deterrence, rehabilitation, or any other goal weakens repression and is a hazard to society.
There, much more accurate
Shhhh, you'll confuse almost everyone by daring to imply governments and corporations are complicit, with one as the bagman and the other as the gunman.
No it's not, "liberal" used to design a number of non conservative ideologies that got steam in the 18th and 19th centuries, and many liberals were in favor of public education, healthcare and such already then. Libertarianism itself is just a synonym for anarchism initially and I know plenty of libertarian-socialists who are terribly insulted at the hijacking a bunch of Randroids and industry captains have done of the term (which she hated anyway) for a neo-feudal nonsense that, afaik, disgusts a lot of small l capitalist libertarians too.
Yay, I knew these philology classes would pay off!
No it's not, or any economy is capitalism, including communism.
Yeah, although somehow even OCZ's JMicron drives have better reliability than most, however, for the better relialibility/safety option, the Vertex and Agility lines use Indilinx controllers, which should be perfect to use, although of course they still tend toward 2.5-3$ for the GB, not very useful unless you have a lot of budget and these requirements, or your laptop is ubiquitous (my case, I've had at least one dead hard drive for every laptop I've had, except this one, but I'm crossing my fingers as it's only on its first year and the fan already had to be replaced).
We forgot the East India company.
So, hm, only about 184 million in property tax, or about 1% of the budget.
Seconded, DSL and Puppy used to sell a few custom USB sticks with a preinstalled livedistro, now that computers without optical are more common as a consumer piece, it would be pretty awesome.
they contain 32 and 64 bit code
that's x86_32 and x86_64, although 32 bit x86 is apparently also soon to be a dead horse on mac (only the rev A intel macs can't handle it - they're 4 years old, so by 10.8-10.9 they will probably be dropped from the main support list, too), what AC means is that Apple will probably go with ARM more and more once they have a chip that compares to the current intel offerings and do 64 bit - for now I kinda doubt it, but some people like to predict things, like an apple tablet since the newton died.
They only really make software with a bit of hardware on the side, and their main customers are big corps and OEMs
No it doesn't, on MacOSX it used to be spacebar and if it hasn't changed in SL, remains so.
It exists on windows.