Those doctors helped her beat the cancer, (She got sick from having no immune system, that's what we lost her from.) I truly believe that if they didn't earn that money, and say, " Hey, I worked hard to learn this, I will charge for my goods." she wouldn't have gotten expert care.
I'm curious to why you think experts in countries with socialized medicine don't get paid.
Businesses still need land lines unless you plan on giving everyone a work cell phone or have them share phones.
At my company in Norway, everybody got a cellphone (or the company pay the bill if you want to keep your current phone). In fact, my understanding is that when you call, say, customer's support, the call gets routed to the cellphone of the person who is supposed to be on-call.
And I got the impression when I was interviewing around that it was pretty much standard.... Then again, the coverage in Norway is a little bit better than the US.
1. What's the tech economy like over there? 2. How long does it take to learn your language OR how English friendly is it? 3. What's the average cost of living in your cities?
1. It's OK. Mostly in finance and oil industry. Java (SOA) is heavily used. 2. Business is basically English (even for Norwegian companies). My company has Swedes (lots), Sri Lankan, Englishmen, couple of Indians/Pakistani, French. Coding/documentation is in English. 3. About like Bay Area.
All that, and we get standard 5 weeks of paid vacation, paternity/maternity leave (husband/wife get to share how much they spend at home the first year), strong currency (relatively cheap to buy stuff when you travel), beautiful Swedish women. Minuses: a socialist government and Jante Law ingrained in the Norwegian psyche.
Why would anyone in the market have had an interest in loaning to high-risk individuals,
When it's not your money your lending out.
Say, I'm a loan officer. I see someone being high-risk. Do I loan out to that person? Well, if I'm at risk, I might not, but since the home prices are going up, I give the loan, and then sell the loan to someone else. I'm not stuck with the loan, and I make money on loaning out money. See where my incentive is to loan out money whether the person can pay back or not?
Prosecutors claim that one of his postings is clearly false. The government issued an emergency order Dec. 29, Minerva wrote, urging top banks to stop buying dollars. The government has denied issuing the order, but a number of currency traders have told the South Korean media that the government did urge banks that day to refrain from buying dollars.
I view code and documentation and ideas (and research and literature) written in languages other than english as 'closed source': for whatever reason, you have deliberately chosen to exclude others from understanding you and using or enjoying your work.
Sometimes you need a solution NOW, and you will have time to clean it up (or re-implement it more carefully) later.
Except, cleanup (or re-implementation) never happens. What will happen is layer upon layer to work around bugs and problems. Because you can (almost) never justify to upper management that you need to reimplement something that works and the finish product is basically the same you started out with (with cleaner code, maybe).
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GNU SASL, Lib Gtop. Of course, the classic one is ReadLine.
Now that's wasn't too hard was it?
I'm curious to why you think experts in countries with socialized medicine don't get paid.
At my company in Norway, everybody got a cellphone (or the company pay the bill if you want to keep your current phone). In fact, my understanding is that when you call, say, customer's support, the call gets routed to the cellphone of the person who is supposed to be on-call.
And I got the impression when I was interviewing around that it was pretty much standard.... Then again, the coverage in Norway is a little bit better than the US.
Maybe the cost of IP is going up because those games sell and people want to play them?
Disagree as much as you want. There has never been a limit on selling Free software.
Selling Free Software
Of course not
Kinda like N-Gage was huge
New Nokia is using microUSB
So it's the corporations that are identifying the activists?
Norwegian girls, Swedish girls. You decide.
1. It's OK. Mostly in finance and oil industry. Java (SOA) is heavily used.
2. Business is basically English (even for Norwegian companies). My company has Swedes (lots), Sri Lankan, Englishmen, couple of Indians/Pakistani, French. Coding/documentation is in English.
3. About like Bay Area.
All that, and we get standard 5 weeks of paid vacation, paternity/maternity leave (husband/wife get to share how much they spend at home the first year), strong currency (relatively cheap to buy stuff when you travel), beautiful Swedish women.
Minuses: a socialist government and Jante Law ingrained in the Norwegian psyche.
When it's not your money your lending out.
Say, I'm a loan officer. I see someone being high-risk. Do I loan out to that person? Well, if I'm at risk, I might not, but since the home prices are going up, I give the loan, and then sell the loan to someone else. I'm not stuck with the loan, and I make money on loaning out money. See where my incentive is to loan out money whether the person can pay back or not?
If you got root, aren't there easier way to install a rootkit? Just load a rootkit module into the kernel.
True in the US, but different countries have different rules. In Norway, they want to see your date of birth and address
From the Washington Post article:
You're lucky. I get "Happy New Year" a day late from my US friends (even taken into account the time difference)
And you couldn't be more wrong.
That's, what, 200 â these days?
Maybe you need to load it on a Constitution class ship? Although I'm a little partial to Galaxy class ships, myself
Except, cleanup (or re-implementation) never happens. What will happen is layer upon layer to work around bugs and problems. Because you can (almost) never justify to upper management that you need to reimplement something that works and the finish product is basically the same you started out with (with cleaner code, maybe).
That's funny, since I have a friend who just moved from Linux to MacOSX and one thing he miss is Amarok
Fat wife?
What if you are Blackwater?
Given your premise, why aren't everybody still using WordStar and Lotus 123?
finn basically means find in Norwegian.