Such a proclamation as New Hampshire HB418 asks too much from its nobel citizenery as well as those of the United States of America, in the particular the Executive Office of the Pesident and Cabinet Offices and Legislature and Judiciary in that, the "language of the bill" is a foreign language and thus ... far removed ... from the knowledge or expertice of even the most knowledgable of citizenery of New Hampshire or the United States or America in their ability to comprehend both spoken and written English Language.

I hardly ever burn ISO's for Linux, but rather buy a magazine every few months and so have good-quality boot/install/recover disks around all the time.

Think of a pharma company which spends $200mil research on each drug candidate, and every four years it gets one $10bil success for 50 failures. The financial health of this company will rest solely on its ability to protect (through patent litigation and licensing) the $10bil revenue that makes up for the $10bil expenses.

These both seem like cases where the market is operating as intended.