Sorry, but this sounds a bit like the girl that claims that "All the Good Men are Taken or Gay". I would guess based on your background that you are being a bit too picky... despite your pedigree, you may not be hired on as "Vision Champion" or "Tech Evangelist" just yet...
There are plenty of tech jobs out here (Unemployment just hit another low last week). I am in the East Bay and I have been getting recruiter calls again for 8 months.
Could it be that this movie merely touches on these works of philosophy in order to:
a) make the movie seem deeper than it is? b) provide a vessel by which the layperson can get an introduction to such concepts, and drive them to learn more afterwards? c) provide fanboys a set of discussion threads to illustrate their intellectual hubris? d) all of the above
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I don't know if this is widely known, but the original Dragon's Lair is available to play on your DVD player (no Toshiba's tho) from a company called Digital Leisure. A buddy of mine gave it to me, so I have no idea where to buy em. try www.digitalleisure.com (no, I don't work for 'em)
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I think that the highway contractors are in with Big Radio... Every time I go under an overpass my AM radio goes completely dead
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Sorry, but this sounds a bit like the girl that claims that "All the Good Men are Taken or Gay". I would guess based on your background that you are being a bit too picky... despite your pedigree, you may not be hired on as "Vision Champion" or "Tech Evangelist" just yet... There are plenty of tech jobs out here (Unemployment just hit another low last week). I am in the East Bay and I have been getting recruiter calls again for 8 months.
What is more surprising to me: Alaska has Democrats?
Could it be that this movie merely touches on these works of philosophy in order to:
a) make the movie seem deeper than it is?
b) provide a vessel by which the layperson can get an introduction to such concepts, and drive them to learn more afterwards?
c) provide fanboys a set of discussion threads to illustrate their intellectual hubris?
d) all of the above
I don't know if this is widely known, but the original Dragon's Lair is available to play on your DVD player (no Toshiba's tho) from a company called Digital Leisure. A buddy of mine gave it to me, so I have no idea where to buy em. try www.digitalleisure.com (no, I don't work for 'em)