So you interview everyone who applies for a job with you?
I doubt it. There is obviously something in the resume that makes you say "Hey Im gonna interview his one" or "Nah this ones no good"
As I have been told pleanty of times "Once you get the interview its a whole new ball game"
Yeah sure Open source Development wont get you a job but it will give you more chance of getting the interview, and more experience so as to better answer those "programming quesions" asked in the interview.
Cant see why the authors of this software cant just copywrite their softwares communication protocol, then sue RIAA under the DCMA if they try to reverse engineer the software in order to make their downloading programs. Provided the lisence says something to prevent them from using the released version, RIAA cant touch the system legally no matter what laws they get through, without breaking other ones.
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So you interview everyone who applies for a job with you? I doubt it. There is obviously something in the resume that makes you say "Hey Im gonna interview his one" or "Nah this ones no good" As I have been told pleanty of times "Once you get the interview its a whole new ball game" Yeah sure Open source Development wont get you a job but it will give you more chance of getting the interview, and more experience so as to better answer those "programming quesions" asked in the interview.
Cant see why the authors of this software cant just copywrite their softwares communication protocol, then sue RIAA under the DCMA if they try to reverse engineer the software in order to make their downloading programs. Provided the lisence says something to prevent them from using the released version, RIAA cant touch the system legally no matter what laws they get through, without breaking other ones.