Ok... car built so they make possible a killing of other people by riding over them... So what now? You can easy run a car over 100 people on sidewalk... Cars are made to kill?
Nope. The idea is two-step actually First, selling cheap Linux PCs. People will buy it, work with it and find that it's not so awful - to live without windows. Second, those people on upgrade will probably not hesitate to buy Linux PCs - but good ones.And THEN Wal-Mart can get all Microsoft's part of price.
Hmm... it seems to me they can smuggle itself! Just put a large box with the mice on one side of a bordes, a large piece of cheese on another, and open the box. Mice will go to another border and IANAL, but its seems to me that it's perfectly legal - they will just migrate!
Sigh... all of that was really a custom in Soviet Russia. Being smart there or hard working was NOT a way to success there. Really. And life was easier that days...
However, the problem is that you're not ABLE to negotiate, because there are some 10 people outside, waiting for the same job and they have all to insist in same benefits.
Why not - Get an idea - try to find those 10 people - talk to them - organize partnership?
Yes. BTW Situation will probably fix itself: Computer jobs becoming hard, painful and not rewarding -> Less people coming to CS industry -> Less options to replace CS worker -> More options of re-negotiation and negotiation of support. -> More valuation of a job... The CS jobs were dempinged.
One of the reasons: extremely bad and jealous relations with "co-scientists" in most science labs as far as I know. Grant system encourages that relationships.
Is there any freely available (BSD license preferred) P2P middleware libraries for Linux and Windows? I mean libraries that allow sharing of software objects (files, strings, etc.) between P2P clients in real time. May be addons to FreeNet? How fast is that?
In Moscow - $250-300 is fair for an intelligent young man, $150 for an ordinary worker... A good programmer can get $500-1500/month there. But it's only in Moscow. In other parts of Russia you cannot get such salaries, but life is cheaper there.
In Moscow it's pretty common to be able to get broadband via connection of a house to the internet using Ethernet. A majority of people live in apartments (or condos), so concentration of people is high that allow for Ethernet connection to the point of access. The price is $35/connection a month AND some cents for a megabyte of incoming/outgoing traffic.
A locked-out mail system whose gateway a) rejects all incoming mail with message
"403 Payment required, url= http://www.paymentsystem.com/user@mynospammail.com ", Token=ABAAS66554452" Then message with token from payment system and this token in X-payment header will be accepted. b) Internal mail requests payments immediately c) You can put your friends IDs into payment system so the mail from them is free.
The one and only reason why viruses spread so much and quick is that nobody cares about the principle of least privileges while creating OS and application software. If there will be means to control privileges fine-grained and automatically easy adjust them - that will be half of the solution of the problem...
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Ok... car built so they make possible a killing of other people by riding over them... So what now?
You can easy run a car over 100 people on sidewalk...
Cars are made to kill?
Hey! People in Russia do not have basements. In fact, most people in Russia live in apartments, not houses.
Nope. The idea is two-step actually
First, selling cheap Linux PCs. People will buy it, work with it and find that it's not so awful - to live without windows.
Second, those people on upgrade will probably
not hesitate to buy Linux PCs - but good ones.And THEN Wal-Mart can get all Microsoft's part of price.
A movie "Canadian Bacon" is right about this...
Hmm... it seems to me they can smuggle itself! Just put a large box with the mice on one side of a bordes, a large piece of cheese on another, and open the box.
Mice will go to another border and IANAL, but its seems to me that it's perfectly legal - they will just migrate!
WV is a great place. Harpers Ferry! Wheeling!
Nice mountains! Great roads!
Sigh... all of that was really a custom in Soviet Russia.
Being smart there or hard working was NOT a way to success there.
Really.
And life was easier that days...
Why not
- Get an idea
- try to find those 10 people
- talk to them
- organize partnership?
Yes. BTW Situation will probably fix itself:
Computer jobs becoming hard, painful and not rewarding ->
Less people coming to CS industry ->
Less options to replace CS worker ->
More options of re-negotiation and negotiation of support. ->
More valuation of a job...
The CS jobs were dempinged.
One of the reasons: extremely bad and jealous relations with "co-scientists" in most science labs as far as I know. Grant system encourages that relationships.
Just curious: how many front-end connections to back-end can PostgreSQL hold as its maximum. How many can Oracle do?
Is there any freely available (BSD license preferred) P2P middleware libraries for Linux and Windows?
I mean libraries that allow sharing of software objects (files, strings, etc.) between P2P clients in real time. May be addons to FreeNet?
How fast is that?
that drivers for ATI cards does work for ATI cards.
They are by default not guaranteed to be able to work for anything else.
Russians, yes, Moscovites, no. Salaries in Moscow are much higher than in other parts of Russia.
In Moscow - $250-300 is fair for an intelligent young man,
$150 for an ordinary worker...
A good programmer can get $500-1500/month there.
But it's only in Moscow. In other parts of Russia you cannot get such salaries, but life is cheaper there.
In Moscow it's pretty common to be able to get broadband via connection of a house to the internet using Ethernet. A majority of people live in apartments (or condos), so concentration of people is high that allow for Ethernet connection to the point of access.
The price is $35/connection a month AND some cents for a megabyte of incoming/outgoing traffic.
-1, Troll.
Open Source already become mainstream.
The idea of copyright must die.
Information should be free.
Hmmm... what about PC with Linux with ethernet cards to do Layer3 switching? Can it be cheaper than to buy special hardware?
Microsoft cruise missiles?! May be Disney Cruise missiles?
It will be funny if Visa.com will sue State Department,insisting that those stickers in passports will be not be called visa...
A locked-out mail system whose gatewaym ",
a) rejects all incoming mail with message
"403 Payment required, url= http://www.paymentsystem.com/user@mynospammail.co
Token=ABAAS66554452"
Then message with token from payment system and this token in X-payment header will be accepted.
b) Internal mail requests payments immediately
c) You can put your friends IDs into payment system so the mail from them is free.
The one and only reason why viruses spread so much and quick is that nobody cares about the principle of least privileges while creating OS and application software. If there will be means to control privileges fine-grained and automatically easy adjust them - that will be half of the solution of the problem...
Piracy is when armed men take over a ship. Sending bytes through the net is a sharing of intellectual information.
A collison between Mars to Venera...
What a good nightmare!