Comment Re:wait a second... (Score 1) 478
A US-made problem is that it all has to be done by US registered vessels and the US Corps of Engineers, for foreigners it's very difficult to offer equipment and personnel.
A US-made problem is that it all has to be done by US registered vessels and the US Corps of Engineers, for foreigners it's very difficult to offer equipment and personnel.
You are correct that Atyarthi is working in one country but you seem to forget (or don't know) it's the world's second most populated country and they have some horrendous problems re. women and children rights.
The award was also a sign to the people and politicians of India and Pakistan they are facing similar problems and should reconsider their hostilities.
What does set her attackers apart is their warped interpretation of a wide spread Semitic monotheistic religion that got polluted by ancient Middle Eastern tribalism.
So they made available a bunch of files to play with.
Simple animals that is.
a healthcare system where people don't go bankrupt
That a person who chose to not buy health insurance goes bankrupt when he gets sick, is hardly grounds for mandating such insurance for everyone.
Hmm yes.
Because in civil society we will pick up those unable to pay for their healthcare and thus they become a burden on society.
So I prefer a mandated health insurance where everyone pays at least part of the bill.
Like here in The Netherlands a very large number of people get a lease car via their employer and then a percentage of the car's price is added to their taxable income.
The percentage varies between 4-7 for electric and hybrid to 14-20 and even 25 for less efficient cars.
The efficiency is mainly measured as grams of CO2 per kilometre.
Offering a car in a lower percentage is hugely important for sales.
So commerce goes where government it lagging.
As with all large projects KDE has had it's problems but that's many years behind us, now they are the only viable full-featured DE.
If everyone ran a linux desktop, they'd be forced to learn how computing works (and doesn't work), and I'd be out a big fat sum of money.
Why?
With a Linux desktop you don't need to know more about computers than a typical Windows user yet have a safer environment.
Lots of folks confuse bad management with destiny. -- Frank Hubbard