It's a lot better than it was 100 years ago but whether it will survive another 100 years is hard to say. Depends if we can mitigate the mess we've made of things and transition to better ways of generating electricity.
While I agree with you, the language has not changed with regards to your and you're, it just seems too hard for a lot of people to type that extra 'e'.
Well you could export the relevant registry keys from a working machine, copy the file over to the affected machine and then apply those settings with Powershell. A bit more complex but not the end of the world.
You can use tab completion if you don't like all that typing but Powershell is not supposed to be the same as bash. It needs to be more complex than text and file manipulation owing to the overcomplicated design of Microsoft's software.
Please elaborate. I believe that education funded by governments is proven to work in that the majority of the population receives an education that gives them the potential to live successful lives or at least to be able to earn a living and the economy prospers as a result. I cannot think of a single example of a private sector only education system that has similar outcomes for the majority of the population. It's far from perfect but as we've seen in the U.K., letting private speculators into education costs more and leads to worse outcomes.
They've paid a lot less in property taxes than the cost of sending 4 children to private school. You Randroids are insane if you think most people could afford the sort of fees charged by private schools for very long. How successful are the countries that don't have a state education system compared to those that do?
LineageOS Nougat runs very nicely on my Note 2, an expensive flagship phone from 2012. Samsung haven't provided an update for it beyond Jelly Bean 4.4.2. The iPhone 5 released in the same year is still getting updates from Apple. I can understand why el cheapo Android phones might not get the latest updates but to not provide a longer update cycle to flagship phones is just shit.
The private sector would not have taught me basic life skills such as reading and writing unless my parents could afford it. Do you think the majority of people being illiterate is a societal good you pea brained fascist?
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It's a lot better than it was 100 years ago but whether it will survive another 100 years is hard to say. Depends if we can mitigate the mess we've made of things and transition to better ways of generating electricity.
Not enough leveraging core competencies through blue sky thinking and synergistic best of breed cloud machine learning for you?
While I agree with you, the language has not changed with regards to your and you're, it just seems too hard for a lot of people to type that extra 'e'.
Only for native speakers I'm afraid. You'll have to do a bad Spanish version if you want the same.
The human race will probably survive. Whether our civilisation does is another matter.
Isn't it pronounced ka......me........ha.......me........haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
Well you could export the relevant registry keys from a working machine, copy the file over to the affected machine and then apply those settings with Powershell. A bit more complex but not the end of the world.
You can use tab completion if you don't like all that typing but Powershell is not supposed to be the same as bash. It needs to be more complex than text and file manipulation owing to the overcomplicated design of Microsoft's software.
Outrageously verbose?
For people that can't use your and you're correctly
Yeah but they won't accept it as payment
"Were" not where
Fortunately it's not 2005 when this would be a problem
Are they making them kangaroo-proof?
Please elaborate. I believe that education funded by governments is proven to work in that the majority of the population receives an education that gives them the potential to live successful lives or at least to be able to earn a living and the economy prospers as a result. I cannot think of a single example of a private sector only education system that has similar outcomes for the majority of the population. It's far from perfect but as we've seen in the U.K., letting private speculators into education costs more and leads to worse outcomes.
They've paid a lot less in property taxes than the cost of sending 4 children to private school. You Randroids are insane if you think most people could afford the sort of fees charged by private schools for very long. How successful are the countries that don't have a state education system compared to those that do?
LineageOS Nougat runs very nicely on my Note 2, an expensive flagship phone from 2012. Samsung haven't provided an update for it beyond Jelly Bean 4.4.2. The iPhone 5 released in the same year is still getting updates from Apple. I can understand why el cheapo Android phones might not get the latest updates but to not provide a longer update cycle to flagship phones is just shit.
The private sector would not have taught me basic life skills such as reading and writing unless my parents could afford it. Do you think the majority of people being illiterate is a societal good you pea brained fascist?
Feel free to cite some of the laws that outlaw hate speech in the USA or point to the part or parts of the Constitution that do.
Criticising one Abrahamic faith will draw applause whereas criticising another will draw condemnation.
Fuck me Alex Jones gets madder every year
Yeah it's not like you benefited from an education or anything. Fucking Randroids.
No they won't.
So men being bullied is ok then because we're bullied for other reasons?
Only construction workers catcall?