I learned about this in my CompSci class. Apparently, floating point numbers are stored in such a convoluted way, that when 0.2 is stored in a variable, it gets turned into 0.2000000000000002 or something.
mIRC has an embedded scripting language that allows users to, among other things, create their own chatbots. I was wondering if this would have anything similar.
I'd take it if it had some minor silkscreening issues, but it wouldn't be a good idea for the team to release them like that, for aforementioned reasons.
I looked around. Nothing but resolutions there. At this point in time, Fair Trade is only a suggestion, not a mandate. It's awfully hard to break laws that don't exist.
From what I can tell, (and somebody correct me on this if you can prove me wrong; my research consisted of Ctrl+F-ing "legal" on the Wikipedia page) fair trade has almost no legal weight whatsoever. If that is the case, then this is pretty much a non-issue.
China is not the #1 economic powerhouse right now. More importantly, sweatshops =/= slavery, because slaves are forced to work without any pay at all. Neither of those things are true for sweatshop workers.
So +1 to Xanas
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