You don't say what city your parents lived near, but if it was Boston that must have been purchased quite some time ago. Nowadays that would easily be a $1M house.
Well I can see how that applies for opera or classical music, where each track is an element of the larger work, but it's a rare pop album where the order of the tracks is of any real significance.
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That was a developer position and yes I consider *that* to be normal.
It may be normal for Germany, but it's not at all normal in the U.S. Especially that "commission for >40 hours" part.
You don't say what city your parents lived near, but if it was Boston that must have been purchased quite some time ago. Nowadays that would easily be a $1M house.
Didn't pervasive computing start years ago at Xerox PARC?
Well I can see how that applies for opera or classical music, where each track is an element of the larger work, but it's a rare pop album where the order of the tracks is of any real significance.