How? Why? Who?

[A security related entity] Chief Seeks New Powers After [a (potentially) bloody event] Attack.

It's getting so annoying that I would include it in all constitutions. So they just fill in a form and get new powers.

"diversitiy" has a number of meanings and, more important, a large number of contexts.
And there is a nomber of contexts where we have very low diversity or no diversity at all. But none is putting money to fight against those lacks.
Thus my point, my question and my quotes.
Finally, using quotes is also a form of diversitiy. Isn't it?

Why not?

If you don't understand the problem first, there will be no real solution later. Why don't we have "diversity"?

You don't love the grammar very much. Do you?

Shouldn't all these countries be focused on renewable energy sources?
Uh, sorry! Forget! I was just dreaming!

For months!!!

Rogue, Moria and the likes. I personally played Rogue and Moria.

For something that is barely measurable can still be barely relevant!
Just a little bit more.

OK! OK! You are just confirming that the original question still has the original trivial answer. Which is "A whole lot!" in my mind.

To mobile application market? Irrelevant.
To online web services? Not so relevant.
To online web server? Very relevant!
To high efficiency applications? It's almost the standard.
To operating systems? There's almost nothing other than C (in terms of market share).

Please, elaborate more on your stupid question, you insensitive mobile clod!

The power grid is considered by many (investors) low tech. If you check carefully, a lot of energy related stuff is relying on low-tech or old-tech: http://www.theregister.co.uk/2... For these reasons, probably, there is not much attention (or even competences) in planning, research and design. Also technicians tend to underestimate technology impact in those areas.

Nope. Just the 1st idiot.

Naaah! The media it's already full of such kind of people. But maybe this very one is the only to write an operating system ... Sorry, forget this. There was one in Redmond some time ago ...