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JBoss Group Developers Walk Out
An anonymous reader writes "According to The Inquirer, 'seven consultants for The JBoss Group publicly announced the immediate termination of their contracts and the foundation of their new company, Core Developers Network.'"
officially apathetic
Is everyone everywhere quitting now?
Will techies be able to get jobs now? Cool.
-gabe
We are trying to bring sco's web server down for the 2nd night in a row. However, there aren't enough people downloading the very large files tonight. So, if you have bandwidth and are fed up with SCO, see this comment
If they were girls, this would bettter than a catfight on sex and the city.
The Republicans ran out on the American People long, long ago.
take the money, run, take the money, run, take the money . .
and make my right one jealous.
in soviet russia, jboss walks out on you!
"The meek shall inherit the earth, the rest of us shall go to the stars." Isaac Asimov
kindly stfu plz k thx bye
this story is far more interesting:
j un 2003-35.htm
http://www.abc.net.au/news/justin/nat/newsnat-5
God, Slashdot is fun when all the moderators are literally 13 year olds. Wheee!
If you have no skill but don't mind pretending that you do visit the public high school of Jefferson County, TN.
The techs there spent a week with no results trying to get an OS X box on the school lan (DHCP, http proxies on 10.0.0.1 and 10.0.0.2; they configured neither.)
Other duties would include leaving the proxy servers running warez copies of NT 4 on service pack 3. Wasting tax payer money on piece of shit security packages is optional.
You can't judge a book by the way it wears its hair.
I don't understand why it's not possible for both CDN and JBoss Group to thrive and serve the community.
"We returned the General to El Salvador, or maybe Guatemala, it's difficult to tell from 10,000 feet"
So Ballmer is off-base when he says software is not reaching commoditized status?
Ballmer Memo to Troops
Ballmer also disputed suggestions that software and other aspects of information technology are reaching commodity status. "There is an interesting debate emerging in the industry today about the value of information technology," he wrote. "Some pundits are suggesting that IT no longer matters; that what was once a transforming technology has reached the end of the road in terms of innovation, that it ceases to be a source of business advantage once everyone has it, and that customers should just optimize for costs and outsource IT for efficiencies.
Does television hardware/software rule now, or does television service and content rule?
Mind the gap
You obviously aren't as disinterested as you are pretending to be. Why not state your relationship to this story rather than do a poor job at astroturfing?
I know this is off topic but you know that visual studio .NET banner with the elite if else statement? Is it just me, or should the else statement read "doItAlone" and not "goItAlone"?
Jebus, M$ Can't even get their ad-code right, nevermind OS!@#
in the bonds, ppka
"You're gonna need a bigger boat." - Chief Brody
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Is this a French thing? You know, fucking your buddies.
You know, promoting JBoss aside, just you reiterating that "the French didn't buy our BS about weapons of mass destruction so they're backstabbing us" crap makes you sound like a moron.
Thanks for all the moderation.
Maintenant, s'il vous plait, rentrez en France (oui, avec votre famille).
Bon voyage.
668: Neighbour of the Beast