happier

I mean, dude just wanted people to live happier lives and not worry about owning stuff so much.

I think that's quite reasonable if it means Uber drivers have a happier, more stable life.

I'd be much happier using the second type of password with Mint, with the bank's own apps, etc.

If they open sourced, or at least made the code visible, Windows, I'd be a lot happier.

Personally I couldn't be more happier with my X230 and many co-workers use the X1 Carbon.

If this makes his readers happier, it is a success nonetheless.

I've been using Python 3.4 (and now 3.5) for development and couldn't been any happier.

Presumably, he has also made himself a little bit happier.

I'm much happier with it now, and it's a way more robust system – but it was a hurdle to get over.

He has made his readers a little bit happier.

A few other coworkers who were as miserable as I was eventually left the company too, and they're all in better, happier places.

They're a lot healthier and happier too.

At the same time, countries exercising a highly socialistic economic policy (welfare countries), such as the Nordics and Germany to some extent have a far higher "average" quality of life, as well as (arguably) a happier population.

Would the EFF be happier if the the "Secret TPP Talks Continue at a Reasonably Priced Motel as the Deal Grows More Controversial" Clearly the EFF doesn't like the process; but this phrasing is a cheap shot that distracts from the very important message.