What I am saying is a sampling of high-end Android users here shows DELIGHT in not paying for apps.
You're trying to draw conclusions from slashdot posts? Really? It's a proven fact that 37% of them lie at least half the time and 10% lie all the time.
56% less than what? If it's the terrestrial average I don't see the point. Scotland gets considerably less than that and there's life there. Not sentient life, but life nonetheless.
You can't be both. If you're an atheist you believe god doesn't exist. If you're an agnostic you either don't know or you believe it's not possible to know.
you have to adapt your business processes to the ERP system, not the other way around
I hear this all the time, and I'm not convinced. Companies buy stuff. They either sell it, or use it to make something and then they sell that. They either make it when somebody orders it, or they make it in advance based on forecasts and keep it until somebody buys it. They send invoices to customers, they get invoices from suppliers. The invoices can go before the goods, or after...
All that's there, in the standard.
I think that 99% of the time when people say it doesn't support their business processes there's an implied "in exactly the same way we did it before, down to the tiniest detail including the colour of the post-it notes that you stick on Maisie's screen when there's a goods return."
Out of curiosity, what OSS options are out there that offer the breadth of functionally that either SAP or Salesforce do? It's hard to use an OSS alternative when none exist.
None. Inventory management in not fun. Production scheduling is not fun. Order tracking is boriiiing. Accounting, yawneroonie.
Most open source developers would rather spend their time screwing up a desktop environment or inventing shit programming languages.
completely unknown strangers can have unsupervised sessions with your underage child, in a place they feel safe, so have their guard down, is not unbelievably dangerous, then its you who is the bonehead.
What can they actually do? Apart from inserting random extraneous commas, I mean.
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It's perfectly legitimate to discriminate by one of those. Hint: it's the one you can change.
You're trying to draw conclusions from slashdot posts? Really? It's a proven fact that 37% of them lie at least half the time and 10% lie all the time.
I wondered why big posters of them were so blurry. Clearly it's because they'd been enlarde by a factor of 2 or 3..
It also explains why the posters became even worse after CDs came out.
Or insert a goddam plug. OMG, that takes 30 seconds!
Lazy fat entitled millenial fucking pansy hiptards.
Fail.
You're lucky. They revoked phlogiston theory two weeks before my chemistry finals.
That's a long time. A quarter of the Earth's age!
The same right who believe in a man (who is actually three men) who lives in the sky?
Not buying it. Flaws like what?
If he hasn't made any money what is he living on?
56% less than what? If it's the terrestrial average I don't see the point. Scotland gets considerably less than that and there's life there. Not sentient life, but life nonetheless.
Compared to mactards, yes.
You can't be both. If you're an atheist you believe god doesn't exist. If you're an agnostic you either don't know or you believe it's not possible to know.
Think of all the time lost typing those superfluous colons!
Chuck it all in the Grand Canyon. Plenty of room in there, believe me folks, it's yuuuuge.
I hear this all the time, and I'm not convinced. Companies buy stuff. They either sell it, or use it to make something and then they sell that. They either make it when somebody orders it, or they make it in advance based on forecasts and keep it until somebody buys it. They send invoices to customers, they get invoices from suppliers. The invoices can go before the goods, or after...
All that's there, in the standard.
I think that 99% of the time when people say it doesn't support their business processes there's an implied "in exactly the same way we did it before, down to the tiniest detail including the colour of the post-it notes that you stick on Maisie's screen when there's a goods return."
One man's complexity is another man's flexibility. Why are there currency fields everywhere, don't they know it's always in dollars?
None. Inventory management in not fun. Production scheduling is not fun. Order tracking is boriiiing. Accounting, yawneroonie.
Most open source developers would rather spend their time screwing up a desktop environment or inventing shit programming languages.
How many developers do you have? How much time?
While of course you wouldn't need to write all of it, I still think you're underestimating the effort by a teeny weeny order of magnitude or two.
They weren't actually married, but apparently she's dumped him. LOL.
P.S. it's Drescher.
It's not proper football. I mean even if it was proper football it wouldn't be proper football, but I digress.
Anyway, the field is only the size of a tennis court, it's not hard to score.
He invented computer science. Hence the word algoreithms.
What can they actually do? Apart from inserting random extraneous commas, I mean.
Without looking it up, I knew all of those except the last one. Actually, just remembered that too.
Protip: if the end users are seeing them, you're doing it wrong.
If you're a programmer would you rather type them or something like documentSalesDocumentOrderTypeWhichIsTheTypeOfTheOrder?
I thought all the guns were supposed to prevent shit like this?