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  1. Re:Shit World 2007 on 54% of CEOs Dissatisfied With Innovation · · Score: 1

    Goals are over rated. Some of us still value the process and the effort.
    Nothing wrong with having a hobby.
  2. Re:It's no surprise to me on 54% of CEOs Dissatisfied With Innovation · · Score: 1

    Nice story, pity it's total BS.

  3. Re:97% of Innovators Dissastisfied with CEOs on 54% of CEOs Dissatisfied With Innovation · · Score: 1

    In conventionel ecconomic theory's they do. But the difference between theory and practice is that in theory, they're the same and in practice they arent.

  4. Re:Management should be like lubrication in an eng on Transitioning From Developer To Management? · · Score: 1

    Good managers are gold, problem is good managers typically leave as they get better gigs.
    That's not a problem if your where they're going to... they don't disappear. It's against the laws of thermo dynamics or something.
  5. Re:Dumber than dumb on Thieves Hacking Security Cameras? · · Score: 1

    He was providing assistance to the person who did it. Plus, commonality of purpose.

  6. Re:Why? on 200,000 Elliptical Galaxies Point the Same Way · · Score: 5, Funny

    You translated it wrong. A more accurate rendation is "can we have some more funding please?"

  7. Film at 11 on San Francisco Free Wi-Fi Plan Fails · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    No money to be made in giving something away for free? File under no shit, Sherlock.

  8. Re:Hours working on Don't Let Your Boss Catch You Reading This · · Score: 1

    face time was everything, and where it was assumed that there was a simple direct correllation between employee work and productivity.
    It's much easier to measure the time you put in than the code you produce. In that example your a programmer, but you could say the same for most 'brain' jobs.
  9. Re:Hold on there, junior... on Don't Let Your Boss Catch You Reading This · · Score: 1

    including higher prices for services from businesses that would need to hire additional help.
    Assuming the same hourly rate, how is paying 5 guy's @ 32 hrs per week more costly than 4 x 40?
  10. Re:They should take it one step further on Users Trash Wal-Mart On Its Facebook Site · · Score: 1

    So many economists with PHD's and more education then you went and banded together to do their own research
    Arguments from authority are logical fallacies and prove nothing.
  11. Re:They should take it one step further on Users Trash Wal-Mart On Its Facebook Site · · Score: 1

    Ever herd of organized labour?
    Organised labor can't make someone worth 100 bucks an hour if he only does 50 bucks worth of work a day.
  12. Re:They should take it one step further on Users Trash Wal-Mart On Its Facebook Site · · Score: 1

    You're missing the point of course: The Zero-sumness or non-zero sumness is simply irrelevant
    You said wealth is only tranferred. That links 100% to whether it's zero sum or not. If it isn't, then wealth can be created.

    Forget the handwaving - you're bullshiting, and you got called.
  13. Re:Correction Requested on Another US Tech Trade Deficit · · Score: 1

    Of course he wasn't listening, that's why he's a marxist. He wants us all to be subsistence farmers - it would work (maybe) if the poplation was reduced to like 1/10th of what it is now. No doubt he'd be willing to choose - on totally objective criterion's - who lives and who die.

  14. Re:Even mutiplayer computer games! on DARPA Files Patent On Predictive Simulation · · Score: 1

    Don't worry, we ran our's and it told us they'd do that.

  15. Re:are you sure this is a good idea? on DARPA Files Patent On Predictive Simulation · · Score: 1

    What you really need is a random strategy generator.
    Like the one in the whitehouse?
  16. Re:Is this real world testing? on Kids Review the OLPC · · Score: 2, Funny

    the manual dexterity of a 10 year old is adequate to the task of disassembling the OLPC, pulling the motherboard, then putting it all back together again.
    So employing kids to build them would be a good way of getting the cost down?
  17. Re:Switzerland on American Red Cross Sued For Using a Red Cross · · Score: 1

    Do you mean the crap you posted about the Swiss copying the English flag? As I'm sure has been mentioned elsewhere, the Swiss flag has an odd aspect ratio (thats to say it's almost square - most other flags are around 3:2) plus the cross of the Swiss flag is 'trimmed', i.e the ends of the arms do not reach the edges.

    There are only so many colors, so the same combninations will pop up from time to time. You conveniently choose to ignore all the countries in europe that don't have other color combinations on their flags - most of the skandinavians for example.

  18. Re:What about on DUI Defendant Wins Source Code to Breathalyzer · · Score: 1

    There are better ways to enjoy yourselves than by imbibing a dangerous psychoactive chemical.
    We're slashdotters, we never get any of that.
  19. Re:Switzerland on American Red Cross Sued For Using a Red Cross · · Score: 1

    Switzerland's flag is a white cross on a red background.
    Swapping the foreground and background is clearly using the Swiss flag as a basis. Do you not understand the meaning of derivative?
  20. Re:un-fucking-believable on American Red Cross Sued For Using a Red Cross · · Score: 1

    They nicked the idea of crucifiction fronm the carthaginain's.

  21. Re:Looking for a decent exchange rate on Bank Run in Second Life · · Score: 1

    We should return to the gold standard. It has more intrinsic worth than paper money, which is just a legalized IUO. You can't print gold.

  22. Re:Beancounters do not consult court verdicts on Lawyer Thinks Microsoft Can Evade GPL 3 · · Score: 1

    Sharing is when someone gives something to someone without getting anything in return.
    Isn't that called giving?
  23. Re:wrong on Lawyer Thinks Microsoft Can Evade GPL 3 · · Score: 1

    Here in the US, if you don't sign something, it isn't a contract
    Bullshit.
  24. Re:Radon? on Astronomer Offers Theory Into 400-Year-Old Lunar Mystery · · Score: 1

    Uranium is a heavy element, and the Earth's crust has plenty of it. Or perhaps Uranium mines are much deeper than I thought.

  25. Re:OT: Feeding the Troll on IBM Saves $250M Running Linux On Mainframes · · Score: 1

    Rather impressive. I'm wandering how he got round the time limits and also managed to do it without someone else getting one inbetween. Open multiple browsers via different proxy's? Some kind of bot? A group effort?