Not that I can name any of such possible employers, but software shops developing "Mission Critical" (i.e. aerospace control software etc) software would probably be looking for just the kind of employee you intend to be, right? Stability, dependability and long term loyalty would be key points they would look for in an employee. And furthermore I cannot see any reason why such shops would be set up anywhere but a dull, boring and slow paced small town somewhere.
The slow acceptance of new technology among the average consumer might as well be related to the general slump in the global economy. People are obviously less prone to buying high tech gadgets when the amount of disposable income shrinks...
OTOH, technical specs shouldn't really matter to Joe Average anyway, even if we geeks like to believe that.
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Not that I can name any of such possible employers, but software shops developing "Mission Critical" (i.e. aerospace control software etc) software would probably be looking for just the kind of employee you intend to be, right? Stability, dependability and long term loyalty would be key points they would look for in an employee. And furthermore I cannot see any reason why such shops would be set up anywhere but a dull, boring and slow paced small town somewhere.
The slow acceptance of new technology among the average consumer might as well be related to the general slump in the global economy. People are obviously less prone to buying high tech gadgets when the amount of disposable income shrinks...
OTOH, technical specs shouldn't really matter to Joe Average anyway, even if we geeks like to believe that.
Seems like in some years we will call mars the red planet for several reasons....
There you have it - linux is usable for eCommerce after all!