If you "need" to use an IDE, then you're limited to working in environments where one is available. That's just dandy until your Intarwebs2.0 company goes down the intartubes and the only job going is debugging C server code on a Solaris box without a GUI let alone an IDE.
If they were to pass on the notices voluntarily, then AFACT would argue (in court) that iiNet have implicitly admitted that AFACT's methods and behaviour are valid. It's not any more complex than that.
You'll note that the essayist manages to finagle in the implication that she's disabled, but I admir your far less ambiguous demand that MIT discriminate against people who aren't you.
Funny you should mention that, since Microsoft already sold the ultimate pointing device: the Trackball Explorer. Now out of production, and edging towards $200 per unit on eBay.
I'd take issue with the actual effectiveness of complete dicks at keeping serious undesirables out, but the important difference is that they're complete dicks trying to fuck you under Irish and then ultimately European law, rather than US.
Legislators make new laws so that us peons vent our wrath arguing over the merits of the laws, rather than over the merits of having legislators at all.
That's not much of a damn thing, but it does explain why the statute book always grows.
"Good money"? Good money is $100,000 a year net before tax. Call it 230 working days in a year, that's $434 clear profit each and every day. Just so we're clear, that's $434 in added value on top of the original hardware costs. Remember to account for shipping, tools and consumables, marketing, and warranty work - and if he doesn't offer any warranty, that eats into the perceived value.
Once the buzz dies down, do you reckon he can add $434 of value every day?
Or did you have another definition of "good money" in mind? Did you perhaps mean "beer and weed money"?
In 1993, the Internet was alive and kicking. It was already 90% porn, but 80% of that was in alt.sex.stories.moderated, plus that one picture of Anna Nicole Smith.
Just one of the many joys of living with a Constitution that sets limits on laws: laws are seen as being... advisory... until they are challenged and ultimately confirmed or struck on Constitutional grounds.
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If you don't "need" an IDE, then you're not the subject of this thread and are just picking a fight. Small fellow, are you?
If you "need" to use an IDE, then you're limited to working in environments where one is available. That's just dandy until your Intarwebs2.0 company goes down the intartubes and the only job going is debugging C server code on a Solaris box without a GUI let alone an IDE.
The "Congress über alles" Commerce Clause.
If they were to pass on the notices voluntarily, then AFACT would argue (in court) that iiNet have implicitly admitted that AFACT's methods and behaviour are valid. It's not any more complex than that.
You'll note that the essayist manages to finagle in the implication that she's disabled, but I admir your far less ambiguous demand that MIT discriminate against people who aren't you.
Holy crap, they fixed multiple type declarations. Winner!
Funny you should mention that, since Microsoft already sold the ultimate pointing device: the Trackball Explorer. Now out of production, and edging towards $200 per unit on eBay.
They killed that, they'll kill this too.
Can you find "Microsoft" anywhere in the title or synopsis? A shiny gold dubloon the the first person who can do that.
Can you find "Microsoft" anywhere in the title or synopsis?
If everyone ships their own copies of shared libraries, then shared libraries won't be a problem any more? You've cleaved that Gordian knot in twain.
You're assuming that because A doesn't satisfy B that there must be something else that does? How peculiar.
I'd take issue with the actual effectiveness of complete dicks at keeping serious undesirables out, but the important difference is that they're complete dicks trying to fuck you under Irish and then ultimately European law, rather than US.
And get precleared through US immigration while still within a civilised country? No joking: if the Security Theatre misidentifies me as a notorious enemy of Freedemocracy, I'd rather prove my innocence to just about anyone except US "Homeland Security".
OK, you win the internets. Keyboards down, everyone. The war's over, man.
Legislators make new laws so that us peons vent our wrath arguing over the merits of the laws, rather than over the merits of having legislators at all.
That's not much of a damn thing, but it does explain why the statute book always grows.
"Good money"? Good money is $100,000 a year net before tax. Call it 230 working days in a year, that's $434 clear profit each and every day. Just so we're clear, that's $434 in added value on top of the original hardware costs. Remember to account for shipping, tools and consumables, marketing, and warranty work - and if he doesn't offer any warranty, that eats into the perceived value.
Once the buzz dies down, do you reckon he can add $434 of value every day?
Or did you have another definition of "good money" in mind? Did you perhaps mean "beer and weed money"?
Sharks. Although then you've got to find power for the laser beam.
Thanks, I take a real pride in my work. I hope it shows.
Thanks for pointing out the bleeding obvious. How's the consultancy market these days?
15 minutes probably isn't fast enough. How long are you prepared to wait for the guy at the "electron pump" in front of you to finish up?
+1 Insightful. OK, you win an Internet. Don't spend it all in once place.
I can think of one organ that reacts visibly to blood pulses. Suck your gut in some time and you may see it too.
In 1993, the Internet was alive and kicking. It was already 90% porn, but 80% of that was in alt.sex.stories.moderated, plus that one picture of Anna Nicole Smith.
Just one of the many joys of living with a Constitution that sets limits on laws: laws are seen as being... advisory... until they are challenged and ultimately confirmed or struck on Constitutional grounds.