When gas was nearly free, there was little incentive to make vehicles aerodynamic.
When they did go aerodynamic, they all started to look the same - as there is an optimal aerodynamic design for a box on wheels so every designer with the same cost constraints and design tools will converge on that.
Right? I'm pretty solidly Android at the moment, but this might make iPhones look more attractive if it's not done well.
Copyleft is enforced with copyright, which is not very "capitalist" - at least, not in the free market sense. There's nothing about a government-granted monopoly in the free market capitalism playbook.
BSD-based or no, the OS is largely shared between Mac and iOS - and iOS already runs on ARM.
"Blew a corgi"
Or like, the old people are retiring maybe? Even a really talented designer doesn't live forever.
You sound like a puppet of Big Green.
It's a cycle that everyone is caught in. The production companies need to have a large suite of channels so that they have bargaining leverage over the content delivery services (Comcast, AT&T, FiOS, YouTube TV, etc). The content delivery services merge so that they can have bargaining leverage over the production companies. It's very hard to make an economic case for a la carte if you are a production company because you will lose this leverage.
Even Netflix is not immune from this... they stick with the package deal as well, rather than the Amazon/iTunes/Pay Per View model. And look at their success! It even spurred the crusty old broadcast production companies to work together to put together a similar offering via Hulu. Amazon similarly needed to move away from a la carte with it's "Prime Video" service, and now Apple is making a similar move.
We are moving AWAY from a la carte, not toward it - and it seems to be a fundamental artifact of copyright law, not something that is going to change in the short term. Those of us who like a la carte are stuck with usenet or torrents.
It sure beats reading monospaced font!
I know, right? That's something people would actually get PAID for!
You can "trick" them with similar-sounding words, but not with different-sounding words. They clearly hear some kind of pattern even if they don't hear their "name".
Mueller found some evidence of collusion
Where's your evidence of this evidence?
Those investigations will continue apace, as will the SDNY and other Federal investigations into, among other things, emoluments, conspiracy, fraud, charity fraud, campaign finance fraud, self-dealing with government monies, obstruction of justice ongoing, lies his son and daughter told to Congress, among a myriad of other unknown charges that will be coming to light over the next year to two years.
Well, no collusion. Your list is at least getting shorter. That's progress I suppose.
Dude, a jury found OJ not guilty. Don't sweat it.
For what it's worth, most studies on Roundup were concerned with the level of exposure that consumers encounter. This is a bit different - these are agricultural workers with much heavier and different types of exposure. the typical consumer probably isn't breathing the stuff day in and day out.
Tell your abusive husband about your "law" prohibiting coercion. Tell the "volunteers" that go to the retirement home that it's illegal.
"Survey says..." -- Richard Dawson, weenie, on "Family Feud"
