Having lost Apple's blessing, the company found to be using child labour goes out of business. Labour force of that former company generally moves to the new Apple-approved factory because that is where a glut of vacancies will open. [Adult] labour in that particular supply chain becomes more valuable because fewer workers are in that labour force (due of course to the absence of children), so the adult workers are paid proportionally more, so the adult workers needn't send children to toil in another factory in order to obtain a subsistence income.
That is what would happen if [labour] markets were as rational and smooth as the capital fetishists assert. It would be a flawless demonstration supply and demand. However, real life rarely demonstrates rationality, particularly not where exploitation is the rule; we can be sure that the managers and capitalists involved with the new factory will find other ways to take the piss, even in the absence of child labour.
I tend to agree. It takes bravery to stare into the void and then decide to throw yourself into it, but that opinion seems to 'offend' these people (yeah whatever).
Let's be honest; 'Blah blah bullshit coward's way out blah blah Martin Luther King said Words blah blah total coward blah blah blah what a pansy he probably loved cocks up his bum as well...' is just a thinly veiled way of crowing over someone's suicide. So I'm confident that these posters dislike him because of his association with this or that, and just wish to crow over the fact he was driven to suicide.
The thing that people forget is that when automation becomes more and more ubiquitous, it becomes cheaper and cheaper. Eventually, the common people will own the means of production without a revolution because the means of production will be self-producing, intelligent, and widely available.
True, on the condition it isn't successfully lobbied and regulated out of the hands of the common people.
Indeed. This definitely has absolutely nothing to do with top politicians' share portfolios. Also, giving control of vital government services and lots of public money to random for-profit interests is definitely not congruent at all with the ideologies of the two ruling parties. Not at all.
As has been said repeatedly, the problem is that the burgers are advertised as containing only beef as their constituent meat. Nowhere does it say that they may/definitely do contain bits of horse and pig in them as well.
Furthermore, this evidence of lax quality assurance and regulation opens the door to some (reasonable) speculation. There may well be parts of these animals that are risky to eat in the affected burgers. Maybe the constituent animals were condemned. Who knows what went on in the production? Those things wouldn't be good at all.
Maybe you would be satisfied with food producers putting whatever they want into the food and selling it under the guise of some other substance, but not many people seem to be.
Hopefully some chain will bring out Proper Horseburgers.
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Having lost Apple's blessing, the company found to be using child labour goes out of business. Labour force of that former company generally moves to the new Apple-approved factory because that is where a glut of vacancies will open. [Adult] labour in that particular supply chain becomes more valuable because fewer workers are in that labour force (due of course to the absence of children), so the adult workers are paid proportionally more, so the adult workers needn't send children to toil in another factory in order to obtain a subsistence income.
That is what would happen if [labour] markets were as rational and smooth as the capital fetishists assert. It would be a flawless demonstration supply and demand. However, real life rarely demonstrates rationality, particularly not where exploitation is the rule; we can be sure that the managers and capitalists involved with the new factory will find other ways to take the piss, even in the absence of child labour.
Bollocks.
So it is a poor analogy, and one Milton would be unlikely to make.
Now, let us assume that Milton is not likely to make poor analogies...
I tend to agree. It takes bravery to stare into the void and then decide to throw yourself into it, but that opinion seems to 'offend' these people (yeah whatever).
Let's be honest; 'Blah blah bullshit coward's way out blah blah Martin Luther King said Words blah blah total coward blah blah blah what a pansy he probably loved cocks up his bum as well...' is just a thinly veiled way of crowing over someone's suicide. So I'm confident that these posters dislike him because of his association with this or that, and just wish to crow over the fact he was driven to suicide.
There's that word again.
Oh look, DarkOx is being exceptionally ignorant and is making rash proposals based on that ignorance again.
The thing that people forget is that when automation becomes more and more ubiquitous, it becomes cheaper and cheaper. Eventually, the common people will own the means of production without a revolution because the means of production will be self-producing, intelligent, and widely available.
True, on the condition it isn't successfully lobbied and regulated out of the hands of the common people.
A better option is to study the Plan 9 source code or read the Practice of Programming.
Unfortunately it may be the other way around. Worst case scenario: they're all FactoryFactoryFactoryFactoryFuckers.
The latter two are good, but that does not reflect the majority of "major ... AAA titles".
But those are the worst sort of games.
Indeed. This definitely has absolutely nothing to do with top politicians' share portfolios. Also, giving control of vital government services and lots of public money to random for-profit interests is definitely not congruent at all with the ideologies of the two ruling parties. Not at all.
Lovely separation of Google and State.
As has been said repeatedly, the problem is that the burgers are advertised as containing only beef as their constituent meat. Nowhere does it say that they may/definitely do contain bits of horse and pig in them as well.
Furthermore, this evidence of lax quality assurance and regulation opens the door to some (reasonable) speculation. There may well be parts of these animals that are risky to eat in the affected burgers. Maybe the constituent animals were condemned. Who knows what went on in the production? Those things wouldn't be good at all.
Maybe you would be satisfied with food producers putting whatever they want into the food and selling it under the guise of some other substance, but not many people seem to be.
Hopefully some chain will bring out Proper Horseburgers.
No, we don't.
OOP
you can never have too many comments
tight vertical spacing is archaic and stupid
Speaking of religion...
Well and good if you don't use a proportional font.
Ostensibly you're still as much of an imbecile as ever.
Excuse me, did you just suggest that the US actually has a left?
Cunt.
Once you begin to disrupt the normal course of business or government, you are breaking the law.
Which laws?
Capitalism != markets != capitalism.
Andy Prough never misses an opportunity to make an arse of himself.
Please go back to the comments sections of The Blaze and spare us your inane shite.
First of all it will weed out the anti authority programmers.
Gods forbid that those who are doing a job should choose how best to do it.
"It seems that perfection is reached not when there is nothing left to add, but when there is nothing left to take away" --Antoine de Saint Exupéry
That is the only rule of deleting code; if you can take it away or do it more simply without causing Bad Things, do it.