What kind of drugs are these people on? [modified]
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PS, I know 4 Indians that work in Europe; Anyway, IO have heard from quite a few that Indian SW is a bit crap. Vista being a good example of such crappiness. In fact, Vista is such a monumentall testiment to crappiness it beggars belief that it could actually be concieved as an improvement over XP! WTF? Even 2K was better then XP!
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I'll drink to that. I'd still be using 2K if it would run all my games. As for Indians... Just like anybody else, there are a few good ones and a boat load of crappy ones. I think there is just greater expectation from India since every person born there since 1970 is in the software biz.
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Stan Shannon wrote:
What kind of drugs are these people on?
Money?
Stan Shannon wrote:
will just be an excuse for people to set on their butts for an extra three to six months contributing no productivity to the economy while absorbing a substantial portion of the productivity of others
Is that envy, Stan? :D
Stan Shannon wrote:
let them get off their godddamned lazy asses and figure out something they can do for me that might make me want to give them some of my money in exchange
Do you want to invest in my pitchfork-sharpening and torch-oiling business? I understand your rage, but lat time I checked your economy did not suffer from "not enough lazy bums dragged to work". And if you really think that's your money, why do you use little pieces of paper guarantueed to be legal tender by a commie treasurer and his secretary?
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blog: TDD - the Aha! | Linkify!| FoldWithUs! | sighistpeterchen wrote:
And if you really think that's your money, why do you use little pieces of paper guarantueed to be legal tender by a commie treasurer and his secretary?
Because if the government let me keep it, I could take it to any store and trade it for goodies. Pretty simple.
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Rob Graham wrote:
and it was really WWII that pulled us out.
Isn't that "pulling out" just massive public spending going into private weapon factories? How is that economically different from: 1. give everyone money to buy a new big TV 2. Make the TV blow up after Superbowl 3. Blame it on the Germans Please explain where I go wrong:
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blog: TDD - the Aha! | Linkify!| FoldWithUs! | sighistpeterchen wrote:
Isn't that "pulling out" just massive public spending going into private weapon factories? How is that economically different from: 1. give everyone money to buy a new big TV 2. Make the TV blow up after Superbowl 3. Blame it on the Germans Please explain where I go wrong:
You got it 100% right.
John Carson
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peterchen wrote:
And if you really think that's your money, why do you use little pieces of paper guarantueed to be legal tender by a commie treasurer and his secretary?
Because if the government let me keep it, I could take it to any store and trade it for goodies. Pretty simple.
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You *do* know how money works, right?
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Building projects are completely different from giving free beer money away to people who mostly don't want to work. Building projects employ people to build something useful for everybody. Nobody benifits from lower class freebees except the lower class, and that's only short term and minimal. There's no comparison there.
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BoneSoft wrote:
Building projects are completely different from giving free beer money away to people who mostly don't want to work
Except that beer money goes to bar owners, staff, breweries, truck drivers, glass manufacturers, fuel companies, bar outfitting companies, etc etc etc. That money just fuels theeconomie, and putting it in at the lowest level could well bemore efective than putting it in at a higher level.
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You *do* know how money works, right?
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Economy 101 must be different where you live.
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Better or the same at least. The US isnt so great you know. In many respects it looks pretty backwards to us. Design, fashion, dress sense for one.
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fat_boy wrote:
In many respects it looks pretty backwards to us. Design, fashion, dress sense for one.
Maybe I am just an old hippy. I am at the office today wearing a old faded pair of safari shorts, a LLBean tee shirt, and a pair of tennis shoes with no socks ( It is warm today in Dallas ). I am perfectly comfortable - not worried about dress sense or fashion. Going to the dogs I guess. Decadent Just read where the Navy is testing a rail gun that can/will shoot a 5" projectile 200 miles. Read some great articles over the weekend about advances in battery design using nanotubes and hydrogen production and storage. That is the fuel for the second half of this century and most of the primary research is being done in the US. The US has problems - transient in nature but still problems. However keeping up with Europe is not one of them. Just as a quick example our stock market has a hiccup and Europe damn near chokes. In all the emerging tech fields I do believe the the US has an advantage. Could be wrong but that is to be decided probably after I am dead and gone - it won't be decided by debate. However I am reminded of the saying "We have met the enemy and he is us". We may just throw it all away in a storm of PC and revert to living in caves wearing synthetic fur. But I bet that our caves will be superior to the European caves :) Richard
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Economy 101 must be different where you live.
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blog: TDD - the Aha! | Linkify!| FoldWithUs! | sighistYou're missing the point. It doesn't matter how it works. It currently does work and I want my little pieces of paper. When it doesn't work anymore, I'll want my gold. But in any event, I want mine.
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You're missing the point. It doesn't matter how it works. It currently does work and I want my little pieces of paper. When it doesn't work anymore, I'll want my gold. But in any event, I want mine.
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BoneSoft wrote:
It doesn't matter how it works. It currently does work and I want my little pieces of paper.
So this is a glorified "I don't care, give me my money?"
BoneSoft wrote:
I'll want my gold.
Is there any major country that could actually cover for it's liquid cash with gold or other assets?
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