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"by design"!

i came to search for a word: advocate. void.

"Not like Microsoft respects..." : birds of a feather. google is no different, ask Schlüter and Müller. or ask the winklevoss twins about the facebook. goodwill is a secondhand store.

dollar bill blues. i can relate and you are a good writer. you should consider writing a book. there are hungry people who need hope. cheers.

https://youtu.be/ly1lWkRwm6g

i love my headphone jack on my 6s, its very innovative. talk about ioc.

i only use it to buy weed.

I have been using ff with noscript and have no desire to switch. If a site does not load with ff, I can do without.

a couple? also look up seabury smith. Here is a list of their subsidiaries. http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/62709/000119312511047... You can't tell me zenefits justifies a 4 billion dollar valuation for what they are doing.

I think there are some big players who do daily if not weekly releases. I worked for one. It is all tenant shared and they push client specific changes on a regular basis.

I do not see it. I worked forMarsh & McLennan Companies, Inc. It has been around for years, has billions in revenue, and owns Mercer HR Services with customers like Toyota Motor Corp., Halliburton, American Airlines and many many others. They have a platform, SASS model, and nothing much different that what zenefits is doing. Even in the mid market they are extremely competitive. I do not see this is worth 4.5 billion dollars.

Wow, I see someone who might be my age.

tesseract is really looking great with google adding searchable pdf as output in the latest release candidate.

I enjoy my sitting time and make up for it with a regular exercise regimen and lots of after work activities. At one big corp. I have been at, it was like a competition to see who could stand the longest and who appeared the most health conscious.

I can assure you that what you are experiencing is not out of the ordinary. Everyone has their struggles. My wife was pregnant with our third child while I was unemployed for 8 months. I encourage you to love that family and be a great husband and father. No business success can outshine what you have.

Could this be used for updating windows live tiles in an app?

To quote Jamie Zawinski: "At the end of the day, ship the fucking thing! It’s great to rewrite your code and make it cleaner and by the third time it’ll actually be pretty. But that’s not the point—you’re not here to write code; you’re here to ship products."

"you'll never get your project done" This, it is about shipping product in the end. You will have a hard time selling an incomplete project. You are solving problems for customers.

vba?

Have you ever worked outside of a start up with engineers at a fortune 500 company? Excel is crack for engineers.

It is usually my luck that I get approached by big vision sales types doing a project that requires some niche of what I do well. It is the distraction of the additional project that degrades the quality my work. Have to say no.

Woz getting it straight. He was there.

I use classic shell with win8. It gives me everything I was use to and I can boot to desktop mode. I think they will bring back some of what they took out in order to cater to businesses. They know businesses will not touch win8 as is and need to reincorporate what was removed during the refactor of win8. There is still support for god mode as well

Microsoft is creating a baseline for vendors. HP will be on board. This is fud.

Tell him to watch "office space".

I found a newspaper clipping recently while going through my dads estate which announced he was teaching a new class at the local college in IBM Assembler in 1967, the year I was born. He introduced me to computing in the 80s. I miss him.

Glad to hear. Been using it more of late.

It would make a great screenplay for a tragic comedy (with a happy ending of course).

Great read. I feel for the guy. It was a foolish decision, but I sympathize with his continued struggles and wish he and his family all the best.

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