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The reason why the diagrammatic layout was (and is) highly praised by the public is because of its readibility.

Theo de Raadt actually praised Windows in a ruBSD 2013 interview, saying their exploit mitigations were second to OpenBSD.

C is the highest used solution and most praised when it happens to be a really bad solution for humans.

Intel SSD have been praised for a long time, they seem the only stable brand around.

Of the much praised Nordic countries (the ones Bernie Sanders seeks inspiration from), only in Finland the left actually tried a violent revolution.

You won't be known for the finding, and even if you somehow are, you won't be universally praised for it in the industry.

Once again, Apple puts out a feature 5 years late and is praised...

Traditionally, expertise in a nice has been praised - it's great for iterative improvements but it makes it tough to innovate without a huge team.

They are not punished, but praised and rewarded.

I've heard it praised for physics applications, but I haven't seen anyone walk through, say, a simple rigid body simulator and show its improvement.

I neither praised nor condemned the practice.

Not to mention that it enabled them to quickly put together a good streaming service which has been highly praised so far (complaints all seem to centre on UI complexity, not the service itself).

I tried reading "Thinking Forth", but never got why it is praised so much.

Fantastic resource, and while my students praised the content for helping them figure the "why" as well as the "how", the praise really belongs to Ruslan.

He said, “On many occasions I have praised flight cadets for clean execution of some aerobatic maneuver, and in general when they try it again, they do worse.

"reforms should be praised and encouraged" Which is just what this article does but this one experience is not necessarily evidence of any general reform.