not every job should be meant to earn a living soley from that activity
If you're doing a job for 8 hours a day, 40+ hours a week, you should be able to live on the proceeds. This "entry job" bullshit is merely a rationalization for paying people less. It's similar to "You should do my web|coding|construction project for free, because you'll get good exposure|experience|karma"
That's funny because at one time the same thing was said about flying. The engineering was too tough and there is no way humans would ever fly.
That's a bogus comparison; there were already things flying, we just needed to figure out how to emulate them. There no things living on Mars that we can emulate.
HIPAA is a set of rules, with some teeth, that governs how patient medical information must be handled. The banks, credit agencies, etc would squeal like pigs if such legislation were proposed, but I think that's what we really need.
I remember from one of my early economics classes that the only wealth-producing endeavours known are agriculture and manufacturing - the rest of economic activity just shuffles that wealth around.
You left out the fact that it's harder for an H1-B to jump ship to another company if he doesn't like the conditions, so you can treat him like shit and he just has to take it, unless he can find someone else to sponsor him. I've seen it with my own two eyes.
Now, right this minute, every other mobster is in a mad rush to implement a real crypto scheme. The cops, for the sake of some PR, have pretty much guaranteed that it will be harder to decode such communications in the future.
The Cowboy Junkies' Trinity Sessions was literally "5 guys" around a Focusrite mic in a church. But that's the exception that proves the rule. Most major label releases are produced in a studio that's got $500,000 worth of gear and an equivalent amount of studio build-out: sound proofing, acoustic treatments, isolation booths.
You were lucky to have a VAN! We used to have to live in a corridor!
Apparently they don't let you use those now
If the NSA required people to have location services on all the time, people would pitch a fit, yet when an app does it, it's a Good Thing
If you're doing a job for 8 hours a day, 40+ hours a week, you should be able to live on the proceeds. This "entry job" bullshit is merely a rationalization for paying people less. It's similar to "You should do my web|coding|construction project for free, because you'll get good exposure|experience|karma"
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> Tell me more...
..patch one bug, re-submit.. 101 little bugs in my code...
and incestors are watching
I assume this refers to the German people.
They have plants in Arkansas and Alabama
But hey, at least it's not Hillary, right? /s
That's funny because at one time the same thing was said about flying. The engineering was too tough and there is no way humans would ever fly.
That's a bogus comparison; there were already things flying, we just needed to figure out how to emulate them. There no things living on Mars that we can emulate.
Somehow I GNU that was coming...
HIPAA is a set of rules, with some teeth, that governs how patient medical information must be handled. The banks, credit agencies, etc would squeal like pigs if such legislation were proposed, but I think that's what we really need.
The Democrats had "pieces of flair," but they made the lobbyists wear them.
Best reply of the whole thread - I wish I had mod points.
So, you're saying they should take a more OO approach to making movies?
I wish I had mod points - this guy is spot-on.
Wasn't that was what the original ad was for?
You left out .CUM
There, fixed it.
You left out the fact that it's harder for an H1-B to jump ship to another company if he doesn't like the conditions, so you can treat him like shit and he just has to take it, unless he can find someone else to sponsor him. I've seen it with my own two eyes.
How is overpaying to listen to crap in person any different than overpaying to buy it on CD?
There was an American mobster a few years ago who did something using PGP, and the only way the FBI were able to crack it was to bug his keyboard http://www.theregister.co.uk/2000/12/06/mafia_tria l_to_test_fbi/
PayPal is fighting tooth an nail to not be treated as a bank.
All that, and they still suck ass.