One or two counter-examples do not a refutation of "usually" make.
Unlike you, I don't need to sift the Internet, as I live in Sweden, and need look no farther than my very own refrigerator.
Let's see... Here's a carton of eggs labelled "EKOLIGISKA ÄGG". And here's a milk carton with "MELLANMJÖLK -- EKOLOGISK". I've seen similar labelling in at least a half-dozen other European countries.
Maybe if you actually emerged from your basement every once in a while and checked out things here in the real world, you might be less likely to post ignorant nonsense.
And no, we do not need fucking emoji in the standard. Especially not when there are still actual *writing* systems that haven't been properly handled yet.
Maybe they've fixed it by now, but the last couple of times I've tried Kubuntu, KDE was messed up, with bits missing that might not have mattered to the Ubuntu folks, but they did matter to me.
I'm not a big fan of Ubuntu in any case. Always seemed kind of dumbed-down to me, and the default UI has always been a sort of Fisher-Price horror show.
Why would Uber's driver churn be any worse than other taxi firms? Uber is very attractive in that you don't have a boss telling you what to do or bawling you out, and you can pick your own hours, without even having to choose ahead of time.
Or ever having to worry about being made redundant through automation!
You're thinking of someone else (although the XML reference would certainly be appropriate to me, as well). My previous sig was "RELEASE THE KRAKEN...".
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If you wrote a sentence that could be parsed into something intelligible, I'd write a reply.
Looks pretty good at 8px to me.
I also note that it's got support for Latin-Extended, Cyrillic, and Greek, which is useful for me.
Serif fonts suck onscreen.
The last thing I want to see is the travesty that is asset forfeiture expanded.
We have this problem in Sweden, whose previous mishandling of massive inflows of immigrants has already started leading to ghettoisation.
The Left here refuses even to discuss this, thus ceding the debate to Sverigedemokraterna (the right-wingers) before it's even begun.
It's mentioned here: http://www.bbc.com/news/world-...
Israeli currency is labelled in both Hebrew and Arabic.
One or two counter-examples do not a refutation of "usually" make.
Unlike you, I don't need to sift the Internet, as I live in Sweden, and need look no farther than my very own refrigerator.
Let's see... Here's a carton of eggs labelled "EKOLIGISKA ÄGG". And here's a milk carton with "MELLANMJÖLK -- EKOLOGISK". I've seen similar labelling in at least a half-dozen other European countries.
Maybe if you actually emerged from your basement every once in a while and checked out things here in the real world, you might be less likely to post ignorant nonsense.
"We aren't going to pretend this didn't happen." Except that is exactly what they did. You cannot even learn about the Nazis in Germany...
Says someone who has obviously never been there.
Has APK developed a sudden interest in this topic, or what? Certainly his brand of "logic" being applied here.
In the US, yes. In Europe, such products are usually labelled "Ecological".
systemd is responsible for that mess?
Before learning about this, I merely *disliked* systemd.
But now...?
KILL IT WITH FIRE!!!
You will simply kill the proprietary software in this jurisdiction.
You say this as though it's a bad thing...
The Chinese wouldn't add more kanji. They might add more hanzi, though.
You are aware that the Japanese still use several thousand kanji in addition to hiragana and katakana, right?
Oh, and the Chinese do have at least two systems for phonetic representation--zhuyin and pinyin.
I'd like to be able to use Chinese in my sig.
And no, we do not need fucking emoji in the standard. Especially not when there are still actual *writing* systems that haven't been properly handled yet.
Maybe they've fixed it by now, but the last couple of times I've tried Kubuntu, KDE was messed up, with bits missing that might not have mattered to the Ubuntu folks, but they did matter to me.
I'm not a big fan of Ubuntu in any case. Always seemed kind of dumbed-down to me, and the default UI has always been a sort of Fisher-Price horror show.
Oh, right. I'd completely forgot about that, somehow.
Welcome to The Age of Horus, The Crowned and Conquering Child.
This is another step towards systemd becoming a complete OS.
We can only hope that day comes soon.
Once that happens, maybe we can have Linux back.
Infidelity is only impolite - blackmail is illegal.
Depends on where you are. In some places, having sex with anyone you're not married to is punishable by death.
It's even less of a surprise when an AC can't punctuate his meaningless complaint about someone's language correctly.
Please don't advise people to use Kubuntu. They'd be expecting to get KDE, and they'd be badly disappointed.
Sorry to disappoint you but your attention span or lack thereof is *not* a reliable metric for the truthfulness of s.petry's assertions. TFP.
Why would Uber's driver churn be any worse than other taxi firms? Uber is very attractive in that you don't have a boss telling you what to do or bawling you out, and you can pick your own hours, without even having to choose ahead of time.
Or ever having to worry about being made redundant through automation!
Oh, wait...
You're thinking of someone else (although the XML reference would certainly be appropriate to me, as well). My previous sig was "RELEASE THE KRAKEN...".
The current one is a variant on the punchline to a joke I first heard about 30 years ago. Or perhaps you inferred this already.