rawTruthHurts

Add to all the current comments in this subthread the fact that every drop of water you keep in a bottle is a drop of water you are keeping out of the system. It's not just what you drink, it's what you remove from the cycle. And you'd like to keep the balance, right?

Thanks for the link. I only see two different approaches to the same goal.

What if Microsoft had "valid technical reasons" not to allow any other browser on windows besides IE? Villains? Heroes?

No apology needed since you're completely right.

> What's wrong with allowing the Sherpas to make that choice, instead of us moralizers

This point is exactly why I'm ok with sweatshops. Choosing assembling piececes for an iPhone instead of receiving an education is a perfectly valid option.

I see there is a real interest in sneaking a completely unrelated subject into the conversation.

Comparing terrorist attacks with traffic accidents is quite a display of originality.

In fact, who cares about discussion!

Well, if that's all you need, that's all you need.

As implied by "I've tried"

"And war is VERY anti-capitalist."

Does former Yugoslavia count as non industrialized? Because lots of money were made selling heavy machinery to the different parties for the war effort.

I like buses that offer me the service I pay for, services I pay for both not just with my ticket, but with my taxes.

I don't like buses that leave me stranded at 3 a.m. because, well, maybe it's actually not a public service and I didn't get the memo.

Are you ok with UK currency not being accepted on buses?

"with the excellent bus and tube system"

Let's just say "reasonably good"

Take it easy, I made my point in the first line.

True. I was suggesting because, in my experience, porting was quite simple, just several rounds of search replace (and some unexpected surprise here or there). That was some time ago, I'm not sure about how much things might have changed.

The what if she doesn't recover question would have been laying around too.

The woman that can decide weather: http://comicsalliance.com/files/2015/08/storm-feat-630x420.j...

Check OpenFL.

Maybe Spain has become a communist paradise all of a sudden and nobody told us.

Deserved downvotes not for missing the math, but missing the click-baity-ness, I presume.

*Take with a pinch of salt

"It's only downside is that most people think it's difficult to use"

I don't know about that, but I know that none of the tools I use in my field works on Linux, and I'm not talking about rocket science, I'm talking about print and web design.

Openness aside.

Looks like an open door for all kind of legal tricks for companies, the kind of trick corporate personhood achieved.

I think you kind of missed the sarcasm.

Errr... I have to ask... so... a homeless chap... with a mobile device???

... and there goes my macbook (2008?) where windows 7 runs harder better faster than osx, and pretty much more reliably than the monster imac at the office.

Pity that nobody remembers Windows NT4, it was miles better than OS7. I stopped using mac altogheter after starting to use it.

And what about the scrollbar going haywire as you scroll down, or the inability to go back to that fancy thing you found a minute ago, or the browser performance hit, or just anything else related to it.

Up to which point in history?

The most readable font on a matte surface won't perfom as good as a not-so-readable font on a reflective surface during a rainy night. So, again, it's more an issue with the material, not the type. As long as they don't use, say, palace script.

I don't think low conditions have anything to do with the fonts per se.