universality

"The power of the Web is in its universality.

Distros need to die."It seems you wish for the same universality for Ubuntu as exists for Windows and Mac OS X.

If it's one of practicality, then it has nothing to do with Turing universality.

Obviously there are ways to combat this, but it seems like an corollary to their 'universality'.

But it's not a proof of universality; in fact, getting around this type of problem is exactly what any real AI designer must contend with.

If we do not, the universality of the internet will merge global humanity into one giant grid of mass surveillance and mass control.

I think the real language misuse is on the behalf of Person A. When asking whether you "can do something in the Foo programming language" this could be a question of theoretical universality or a question of practicality.

Don't let my mother hear that BS, she'd say: "who the hell is most other women"?The glass ceiling metaphor is too abstract because it makes an underhanded claim to universality.

Near-complete absence is strong Bayesian evidence against an assertion whose grammar implies universality: This is exactly what "they" do. You would expect it to be common if the assertion were true.

The rest of us fall prey to a kind of assumption of universality: that his context is roughly the same as ours, and so the only difference are variables we can control.

My impression is that Wolfram came to such conclusions because he is obsessed with cellular automata and with their mathematical universality in discrete domains.

The article details the implications of the prepositional because:"It conveys focus... It conveys brevity... But it also conveys a certain universality.

Tg3 circa 2002:The fact that PHP is gaining so much popularity in the developer community means that it has benefits beyond its universality in shared hosting environments.

But it taught them the opposite of what is the most important lesson about the Internet: its universality, and the decentralized character of its architecture.> Zimmerman now worries that legislative efforts to restrict the Internet will be similar to a return to the Minitelin other words, a walled garden where many Internet users dont stray beyond sites like Google or Facebook.