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I don't know about Carbon, but Sheepshaver started on the BeOS and one could run a full version of the MacOS up to about 8.1 along side BeOS with no real performance hit. For example, I used to run R5.03 on my PM9500/200MP and I could start up MacOS 8.1 and in a window or full screen. I used to use it to get a decent browser (NetPositive sucked badly by that point.) The MacOS was running as a process, and if it hung or crashed, you could kill it and restart it.

This was all very similar to the way Classic worked in Mac OS X, save the way the apps ran in the same desktop as the main OS.
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> In the USSR people suffering from alcoholism (a health condition, addiction to alcohol) were sent to rehab involuntarily.

Yes and dissenters were sent to labor camps involuntarily... I don't know why we are talking about a communist dictatorship here when we are discussing what would/can take place in a liberal democracy. The difference between a liberal democracy and a state that isn't, is that all measures that limit personal freedoms (such as mandatory basic education or whatever it might be) is subject to a democratic process.

> I'd like you to consider that people of the US had banned alcohol in the Constitution at one point, not so far in the past.

I don't consider it impossible that alcohol would be considered illegal in 50 or 100 years in the US. But I do find it very unlikely that some kind of forced treatment would be imposed on someone for an addiction that is not illegal in, in any country that is supposedly a liberal democracy. In fact - I'd probably hesitate to even consider that state a liberal democracy then, and the whole issue disappears (because as I explained above - we are only talking about liberal democracies here, and a US where people are sent to forced rehab without doing something illegal would not be a liberal democracy anymore)

So to be very clear: please don't go to the slipperly slope argument to suggest that public and universal healthcare in a democracy somehow ends up in involuntary treatment of law abiding citizens (Again vaccination possibly excepted).
One reason I don't like to use alternative icon themes most of the time is that they rot easily. If the theme developer does not keep up with the application updates it will lack elements. Since themes are usually free or for a single low fee, this will happen probably as soon as the theme developer stops using the application.
> A coworker who used to work at Sun maintains that they really needed to go private to avoid years of chaos from waves of layoffs when they were profitable but not enough to satisfy Wall Street.

Short sighted capitalism is imho a threat to society. But finding an acceptable solution is not going to be easy.
There are constant variations in the environment that are more significant than the tiny effect you are trying to measure.
> What value do any of us, not on the Homebrew maintenance team, derive from this list

This list was added specifically because a bunch of people expressed concerns about this data not being public. You can please some of the people all of the time, etc.
Something's got to circulate. There's not enough bitcoin+gold+barter-able commodities to go around, so fiat currency is necessary to the economy as it stands. If you agree that taxes give currency most of its circulatory value, you have to figure out what else would give it value if taxes were taken away.
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> Maybe it's a dep for another package?

Random pedantry: the list on that page is the stuff where people have typed `brew install perl` (or `brew upgrade perl`) and it hasn't been pulled in as a dependency. As to why: I have no idea :D
Is not a e-visa...it called e-residency and simply is an ID card for use all the estonian services(like: open a company, pay taxes, open a bank account etc...)

It NOT GIVE a work permit in EU and of course not give a permission to travel in schengeng.

It's simply an ID card. The main difference is that:
- Normally in other EU countries for have an ID card for services, you must live there, while with e-residency you can do have and do all the stuff remotely.
- It's pretty useless, you can google it and see how had a lot of hype, but in real case uses, it's useless (example: yes you can open a company remotely, but if you don't live in estonia, is a mess with taxes...and having an e-residency, doesn't give you a valid visa for live+work there...so often you can't move to estonia to work, even if you have a company opened in estonia)
> YT will be dicks and kill access through the API

how is that dickish ?
They seem pretty gracious right now to have let the API key work for so long while it breaks half their TOS.
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This book is pretty good introduction for modern reader. https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/13629522-philosophy-for-...

I am also close to epicureism (enjoying intellectual pleasure without interacting with busy world) and stoicism (quieting one's emotion) and studied buddhism for some time.

However I am impressed by how modern and contemporary are dilemmas brought by Diogenes. He had been a sort of investment banker charged with debasement of currency. He explained that he attempted to undermine the system (financial, capitalism) from within.

He rejected purse of material stuff (broke a chalice when realized that he could drink water from a his hands), real estate (living in a barrel), favors from those in power ('Stand out of my sunlight'). But most of all he criticized and ridiculed compromises and social mechanics of urban life. For me this is quite relevant today.
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I ran Mac OS 8 in an emulator on my Amiga, just so I could access CompuServe email. MacOS actually ran faster on the Amiga hardware than on Apple's!
I've been working on several third-party apps from iOS 4 to 10. Flat design (as implemented in iOS 7) hasn't really made development easier. Most iOS 6 apps weren't even crazy about textured backgrounds [1] [2] [3]. Mostly it boiled down to designers giving us a PSD that we would slice into handful of resizable textures for UI controls (like Android nine-patches). It was a bit like table-based HTML design, but in a good way, as the framework completely supported it.

Then iOS 7 killed textures, but introduced translucency to make up for its overall blandness. And that really ruined the simplistic beauty of UIKit programming, since everything now has to deal with all the band-aid that is needed to make views extend below translucent bars (layout guides, edgesForExtendedLayout, automaticallyAdjustsScrollViewInsets, ...). Here's a random example of how translucent vs. opaque bars can cause trouble. [4] We've traded a few minutes in Photoshop for hours of wrestling with UIKit's undocumented heuristics when it comes to layout code/transitions.

[1] http://www.iclarified.com/images/news/24614/92620/92620.jpg
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The PRC leadership could "own" a cryptocurrency by securing a majority of nodes in the graph under their control, either physically or by mandating the use of their software, and disallowing the exchange of user-forks off their own coin-base.

While users would always be able to use their own forks, the gov would only allow taxes and retail trade to happen with their branch, thus de-legitimizing user forks and reducing their utility (and hence value).

Also given that most cryptocurrencies are only pseudonymous, means they could "follow the money" and quite easily charge someone for handling a disallowed cryptocurrency. This is why I feel Monero is undervalued compared to BTC - as Monero has greater utility for Bitcoin's original mainstream activity: online black-market purchasing.
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+1 Irish experience as well. It was people with 2nd and 3rd houses that all defaulted. People with homes will usually do whatever it takes to pay them off.
Flat Interfaces: a brilliant example of Form over Substance.

Usually a well designed UI should be easy to use, with important functionality highlighted in some obvious and consistent way. A Flat UI has no redeeming features, possibly other than appealing to some sense of minimalism.
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I run NeXTStep on a color cube (in the end) and BeOS on a developer BeBox. Although I did love NeXTStep - especially compared to all the other unix systems we were running, including some SGIs - I always loved BeOS more. It was responsive and the file system was magic back then.

And the two LED strips for the two processors showed off :-)
The US government carrying out forcible sterilizations of course points to the well-understood fact that universal healthcare is neither necessary nor sufficient for forced medical procedures, and this objection to state-funding healthcare is an entirely bogus one.
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In these days of containers, wouldn't it allow a government to coerce a container-hosting company into using an unsecure kernel? Such a kernel would see all traffic, unencrypted... or did I miss something?
> I hold many assets in this space including ETH and NEO. There are tons of scams and money grabs with ICOs.

Case in point, NEO is probably one of the scammiest so-called "crypto" offerings out there
That's what flat was though. A return to the good old days of plain, simple UI that looked like what it was. I sure as hell hope we don't go back to rounded corners everywhere.
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The BeOS was all smoke and mirrors. It worked really well to the end user, yes. But it was extremely lean under the hood. I think getting it to do what the baseline of Mac OS 9 did would have taken significant engineering. The issue was stuff we take for granted these days, like networking (netserver, shudder!), printing (severely lacking drivers), USB (barely worked in R5.03, slightly better if you installed the leaked BETA USB stacks)... stuff like that. It all "sort of" worked. But it still wasn't completely ready when Be Inc closed their doors. And this was even after they completely re-wrote the network stack (aka BONE.)
There are a few guides out there in the form of "X for Y programmers", eg. Python for Ruby programmers. Personally, I find it more helpful to use regular materials and skip the stuff I already know.
One problem with the 3D design is: it looks really silly when viewed from upside down. This is not a problem on desktops, but on tablets and phones it can be.
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Ah, the good ol' days - when there was actually some diversity in operating systems and platforms!
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Authoritarian governments will always act to protect their own monopoly of the economy. That's why we need cryptos in the first place!
> I dare you to try to receive care in Canada for anything which isn't a visible emergency

Please, please, please stop the hyperbole. It does not help rational discussion.

I, my friends and family have been treated many, many times in Canada for everything from broken bones to just walk into the ER and say I don't feel good.

I have never heard of anyone waiting more than 45 minutes.

Last time I was in there I walked in and said "I got hit by a car 2 weeks ago and my leg still feels funny". I waited 15 minutes before a doctor poked a prodded me and said "you'll be fine, seeya".

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4 shots. The first 3 given in one month intervals, and the 4th a year later.
The returns to capital (capital gains specifically) are taxed at a much lower rate than income, and they're not taxed at all until they're realized, which means they can be timed to offset losses. Then the government is effectively handing out a subsidy to people with lots of capital, even more so than the lower tax rate.

"The market" not attractive enough - there's nowhere to put your money other than "the market" (including bonds, commodities, real estate etc.) unless you keep it in currency, and that's even more susceptible to government takings.
The idea of Bitcoin replacing fiat is a vision, not a plan.

People assume, or just like to believe, that as Bitcoin adoption grows, the advantages of Bitcoin will far surpass fiat and people will gradually start moving to it as a de facto currency. This will/would be an organic process, likely to last a few decades at least.
My ISP runs plain Gbit Ethernet over Fiber. I'm using my own PFSense based router (actually, a VM on a MacMini running VMware ESXi).

These ISPs exist, but as smaller companies, they often serve a small subset of the population.

As the customer base grows, so does the need for easier management, so eventually, you'll end up in situations like the one described by OP.
I have definitely noticed a big difference in flavor among the common different tomato varieties available at a typical Dutch grocery.
I have a failed startup in my past too and when it failed some people tried to tell me I deserved the extra debt I now carried because I decided to take on so much risk. I never saw it that way - for me, I was trying to escape prison. Escaping the rat race while young enough to enjoy it is not some luxury like a Tesla or a second home I want to posses, its my life! It's like being in jail, every day I feel like I'm being enslaved - after all if I stop doing what other people tell me (my job), eventually burly men with guns (cops) will come round and just take it anyway. From this point of view there isn't much difference between being well off & employed and being poor & employed.

If you try to break out and get thrown in solitary then sure, I guess you're worse off, but either way you're still trapped. What's really funny is that when your attempt fails it's the other prisoners who want to cut you down for trying & want to see you punished the most.
> So it goes.

Always makes my day :)
BeOS was only (mostly) POSIX compliant - very different from being 'built on top of Unix'.
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Python is one of the languages that are heavily used by people who do not want to do software development, but want to get stuff done. It's patronizing intellectual pedantry to tell those people to actually learn programming when they can just use the few numpy commands required for their immediate work. Sure, give a man a fish etc.; but sometimes, people just want the fish already and don't want to mine the ore required for building a fishing rod from scratch.
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There's also a large amount of coercion in keeping mentally ill people locked up in a prison because the government won't pay for them to receive treatment in the community, of course...
There's a large difference between banning ICOs and banning crypto currencies entirely

that being said this does feel a lot like a throw back to 2014 and earlier with "China bans bitcoin"
I wouldn't be surprised if you get some resistance towards the Hep B vaccine unless the doctor knows you're in what is considered a high-risk group. The reason for this is that the vaccination requires a total of 4 shots - the first three are given in one month intervals, and then a final one a year after the 3rd. Because of this, there's a high rate of people not following through and getting all the required shots.
I'm confused by your dichotomy.

Isn't the war on drugs an issue that affects economic insecurity and/or civil liberties?

Don't LGBT-rights affect economic insecurity and/or civil liberties?

Don't people waving Nazi banners have manifestos that directly affect economic insecurity and/or civil liberties of those they target?

Is it just because they don't affect you directly that you've mentally put them in the "distracting identity politics" bucket?
Yes. No party proposes a reduction of massive Muslim immigration, except this one. The fact that everyone categorizes anything that discusses immigration as "extreme-right" or "alt-right" doesn't help. Worse, it doesn't help diagnosing: I'm yet to see a good explanation by Democrats of why Trump got 62m votes (whether that's the majority or not isn't relevant, it's still 62m votes for a spoiled child), beyond "They're stupid racist biggots". With such a bad diagnsis, we're bound to see those 62m votes again and again.

In USA, Trump's supporter Milo Yiannopoulos endlessly makes fun of this situation. His political speeches are 10% controversy (against left) but 90% about showing how much the left mischaracterizes the right's ideas and how much he gets censorship "because words hurt someone's feelings". I discovered him when he interviewed James Damore, which is a pretty good demonstration of leftist behaviors.

Wrong analysis of AfD's progression may make them take the lead:

- Citizen just don't want to become the world capital of rape, like Sweden became, no matter how immigration is forced onto them, whether it's in London (are there still British people in London?), France of Germany.

- People will vote the non-politically correct choice (Brexit, Trump, Le Pen, AfD) as long as main parties don't acknowledge the problem.

- We won't hear about them while Social Justice Warriors keep pushing them outside of Twitter, conferences and companies.

To better understand today's political evolution, a good place to start a social diagnostic is unfortunately at the sidelines of mainstream media: 9Gag's #Politics channel and Milo Yiannopoulos...
Having a fixed "light position" at top / top-left isn't the only way of getting a mild sunk / popped effect. Using internal and external shadows can get much of the same effect in a way that doesn't have a fixed direction.
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