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dude, how can you say that compliance with an information dispersal standard will result in good content? you smokind weeds or such?
and, how do you know whether a browser is 100% w3c compliant or not?
w3c WHAT compliant?
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you're just the average clueless jargon acronym spreading dummy the nets full of. do you even know what w3c stands for? not COMITTEE you dolt.
> (unless you believe in some creation myth and the attendant notion that language is a natural gift of humankind)
have you never blacked out and heard the noise in your head? will you tell me, having done that, that you could not understand it? you have the language in you. you may not be able to use it, but when they do speak, you will know. it will come soon.
here we get paid by the month. about $200/m is the average salary, and the workload needs regular 70hr weeks@12hr/day. social lives are nonexistent and weekends are spent in the office. considering that the market is saturated with clueless programmers who just re-writer examples, the *real* experts should be getting recognition.
but the market is saturated, and people dont expect anything better from you.
if you do stand up and offer them better solutions, they just dont understand. why cant you just do it like everyone else ?
where does all the money go ?
i really dont know.
please dont flame this. i know there are many exceptions to this. but this is happening. now.
i've been working at $1/hr for the past six months. i'm at a senior position because of my skillset and 2 yrs experience.
dont work too much if you'll regret it. its your life. but it could be worse. and it could be better.
make it better.
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dude, how can you say that compliance with an information dispersal standard will result in good content? you smokind weeds or such?
and, how do you know whether a browser is 100% w3c compliant or not?
w3c WHAT compliant?
- OR -
2.
you're just the average clueless jargon acronym spreading dummy the nets full of. do you even know what w3c stands for? not COMITTEE you dolt.
> (unless you believe in some creation myth and the attendant notion that language is a natural gift of humankind)
have you never blacked out and heard the noise in your head? will you tell me, having done that, that you could not understand it? you have the language in you. you may not be able to use it, but when they do speak, you will know. it will come soon.
the minimum speed required to form a gravity well on a space station? any design constraints?
i'd love to see a space station design which incorporates (artificial) gravity, ala Ender's Game [Orson Scott Card]
here we get paid by the month. about $200/m is the average salary, and the workload needs regular 70hr weeks@12hr/day. social lives are nonexistent and weekends are spent in the office. considering that the market is saturated with clueless programmers who just re-writer examples, the *real* experts should be getting recognition.
but the market is saturated, and people dont expect anything better from you.
if you do stand up and offer them better solutions, they just dont understand. why cant you just do it like everyone else ?
where does all the money go ?
i really dont know.
please dont flame this. i know there are many exceptions to this. but this is happening. now.
i've been working at $1/hr for the past six months. i'm at a senior position because of my skillset and 2 yrs experience.
dont work too much if you'll regret it. its your life. but it could be worse. and it could be better.
make it better.