same will be true when you invade burma. russia is in no position to intervene, china wouldnt be fighting against a country after buying bn $ of state bonds from it.
The situation for the US, or any Western government which might want to get involved militarily in Myanmar today is simple - involve your military today in Myanmar, and you will almost certainly find yourself facing the very threatening military might of China, their strongest ally.
i didnt see any hesitation from anybody on the face of the world on bush & co part when they decided to invade iraq.
no sir, methinks you need to read a lot of 'articles' and actual late politics history before putting out such brilliant theories belittling other arguments.
10.000 year old "trade" concept is being tried to patent.
prior art ? a few here :
- ANY trade that buys finished goods from some source and sells to other.
- SLAVERY
- ANY action that you buy intermediate parts from somewhere and produce a finished product somewhere else.
ibm, you really, really suffered a great deal of credibility and charisma in many circles. you shouldnt employ such morons with such 'innovative ideas'.
yes they oversell without having the necessary infrastructure, yes most of their services are shitty, but i can curse and swear about them and TO them wherever i want (even on the phone) and even high courts in turkey order turkish telekom to cut uncompetitive practices. hell, even turkish telekom dns'es update themselves like in 30 minute intervals - change a.com domain name's nameservers in enom, voila - not 30 minutes pass before t.telekom dnses pick it up and show site from new place.
america, land of the free. or was land of the free. why are you people are putting up with this kind of shit there, and not rise up and put an end to that i dont know. you have overthrown the strongest monarchy of the times at 1776. you should be able to topple a bunch of cash greedy bastards.
internet is different. globalization and unrestrictedness are its lifelines.
if you it people in usa are much annoyed with outsourcing, just set up software shops and get projects and start outsourcing/employing people from other parts of the world.
there are enough projects in usa and europe to be done, and there are enough people in 3rd world countries to do them. what is lacking the middlemen, the project managers, the enterpreneurs.
Just prepare a nice neat site with your experience, portfolio and start putting it in web design / dev directory links. you fool.
you have been working in the MOST mobile field of work that ever existed in the world, yet you didnt make use of that.
yes, you will be paid trash if you go slaving for petty work at companies. yes, human resources bitches will be drawing people like you off because of their own field's pathetic nonexistence and their insecurities. its not just it people that suffer those.
set up a software shop. youll be making your living. and if you are as good as you say, you might be making more than a living. but the latter requires a bit of enterpreneurship.
I started doing contract jobs with $10/hour, now im running my own little shop from $40/hour and getting good business.
it takes time and effort to get there, but, if you are good at what you do, people tell each other.
dont forget this - if there wasnt outsourcing, h1b and such, employers would find other ways to screw you over, like they do for employees in other fields.
but whereas employees in other fields have limited options, i.t. people have numerous. anyone in the business can set up their own shop, be it programming, be it consulting, be it a hardware store.
DONT trust your fate at the hands of any employer, company etc. this is like being sheep. instead, act yourself and create.
internet is global. if any country ever dares go ban any kind of trade, leave aside 'outsourcing' etc, other countries would put internet sanctions on that country, effectively crippling internet trade in that country.
trade is a 2 way street. you give and you take. you cant ban taking and just give, and make profit. just like usa cant ban imports from china, and continue exporting to china.
Do we feel like kinda tech 'elites' of the working class, and expect too much ? Like it was in the late 70s and early 80s - when there were too little techies around and tech was something from outer space ? There are many people in the business now, naturally, just like any other business, and competition.
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"one office component" is not comparable to translating office capabilities of word, excel to web.
- operation after what google did ?
Spam sites had been indexed before the provider learned about spamming and pulled the plug on the sites.
same will be true when you invade burma. russia is in no position to intervene, china wouldnt be fighting against a country after buying bn $ of state bonds from it.
Dear moron,
Learn to read and analyze before swearing about people.
Yours truly,
"United in slashdot"
spirit lives on
You americans are so pumped up with "making it out in the big world, big time" that, jumping into the foray to make cash as soon as you can.
its cultural.
ENTIRE world have opposed bush invasion of iraq, but blair. not only china.
anything at&t gets its foot in it, becomes a mess.
i didnt see any hesitation from anybody on the face of the world on bush & co part when they decided to invade iraq.
no sir, methinks you need to read a lot of 'articles' and actual late politics history before putting out such brilliant theories belittling other arguments.
10.000 year old "trade" concept is being tried to patent.
prior art ? a few here :
- ANY trade that buys finished goods from some source and sells to other.
- SLAVERY
- ANY action that you buy intermediate parts from somewhere and produce a finished product somewhere else.
ibm, you really, really suffered a great deal of credibility and charisma in many circles. you shouldnt employ such morons with such 'innovative ideas'.
something being overused does not mean that it will be misused every time that it is used.
need insightful on parent
the parent is packing heavy punch, and you all know it. use your mod points wisely instead of political nitpicking. or dont use them at all.
correction : "A witty saying proves nothing." -- benjamin franklin
yes they oversell without having the necessary infrastructure, yes most of their services are shitty, but i can curse and swear about them and TO them wherever i want (even on the phone) and even high courts in turkey order turkish telekom to cut uncompetitive practices. hell, even turkish telekom dns'es update themselves like in 30 minute intervals - change a .com domain name's nameservers in enom, voila - not 30 minutes pass before t.telekom dnses pick it up and show site from new place.
america, land of the free. or was land of the free. why are you people are putting up with this kind of shit there, and not rise up and put an end to that i dont know. you have overthrown the strongest monarchy of the times at 1776. you should be able to topple a bunch of cash greedy bastards.
morons ! more fuel for the fire !
"The organization that I work for is going to be redoing our website in .Net/AJAX"
Welcome to a big, endless swamp that is web 2.0. Noone knows what it is, everyone talks about it.
"The total includes the energy used by desktop computers and monitors" you say. long before internet we were using computers.
and i mean not with drm, but actually usable stuff.
even strip it a bit, get rid of non-os parts, get approval of eu in the meantime creating a lightweight os, sell it like mad.
its a physical product.
internet is different. globalization and unrestrictedness are its lifelines.
if you it people in usa are much annoyed with outsourcing, just set up software shops and get projects and start outsourcing/employing people from other parts of the world.
there are enough projects in usa and europe to be done, and there are enough people in 3rd world countries to do them. what is lacking the middlemen, the project managers, the enterpreneurs.
just take the chance and give it a try.
Just prepare a nice neat site with your experience, portfolio and start putting it in web design / dev directory links. you fool.
you have been working in the MOST mobile field of work that ever existed in the world, yet you didnt make use of that.
yes, you will be paid trash if you go slaving for petty work at companies. yes, human resources bitches will be drawing people like you off because of their own field's pathetic nonexistence and their insecurities. its not just it people that suffer those.
set up a software shop. youll be making your living. and if you are as good as you say, you might be making more than a living. but the latter requires a bit of enterpreneurship.
I started doing contract jobs with $10/hour, now im running my own little shop from $40/hour and getting good business.
it takes time and effort to get there, but, if you are good at what you do, people tell each other.
dont forget this - if there wasnt outsourcing, h1b and such, employers would find other ways to screw you over, like they do for employees in other fields.
but whereas employees in other fields have limited options, i.t. people have numerous. anyone in the business can set up their own shop, be it programming, be it consulting, be it a hardware store.
DONT trust your fate at the hands of any employer, company etc. this is like being sheep. instead, act yourself and create.
internet is global. if any country ever dares go ban any kind of trade, leave aside 'outsourcing' etc, other countries would put internet sanctions on that country, effectively crippling internet trade in that country.
trade is a 2 way street. you give and you take. you cant ban taking and just give, and make profit. just like usa cant ban imports from china, and continue exporting to china.
we gotta find other ways to be competitive.
Do we feel like kinda tech 'elites' of the working class, and expect too much ? Like it was in the late 70s and early 80s - when there were too little techies around and tech was something from outer space ? There are many people in the business now, naturally, just like any other business, and competition.