Comment Re: Parents not parenting (Score 1) 119
Hybrid learn from home is not going away
Hybrid learn from home is not going away
I installed Ubuntu Budgie, Steam, and OnlyOffice two months ago and I Never Looked Back
Says Mr Anom
Who cares what a has been thinks?
However, anecdotal evidence suggests that COBOL states have struggled more to process initial claims, Longer delays in filing could be a result of the state UI website being down, call centers being overwhelmed, or claimants having to go in person to their local UI office. Even controlling for historical recipiency rates and benefit amounts, COBOL states could discourage eligible claimants from filing their initial claim because of the additional time costs. I cannot disentangle the contribution of these mechanisms to the effect that I find on aggregate consumption.
He uses COBOL in the title but in the article he slips in that he has no idea what the problem was.
You missed a few words out there. I asked
I didn't miss anything, dumbass. I showed you are one of those " other people who don't understand what Free Software is about either."
B)See, you won't stop being a stupid shithead so let's explain this in small words you can understand:
You
Don't
Understand
Free
Software
Lets recap, shall we?
Someone posted:
However, my question about every piece of OSS these days is "Does it have a stable financial model?"
You responded:
That's okay. There's lots of other people who don't understand what Free Software is about either.
Someone else asked you "to define what you think you mean by free" you responded:
Meanwhile, I stated you didn't know what was meant by free and your comment proves you don't.
Now, you have asked
"free as in freedom" require the author to have a stable financial model
which is you trying to change horses in mid stream. What it means is that because something is free, as in freedom, it isn't necessarily free, as in beer, and that if one doesn't have a "stable financial model", then one will not be maintaining and will stop writing "free software" because things like food and shelter cost money.
Are you finished being stupid, arrogant, rude, and dishonest now?
However, my question about every piece of OSS these days is "Does it have a stable financial model?"
That's okay. There's lots of other people who don't understand what Free Software is about either.
Apparently, the one who doesn't understand "Free Software" is you. It is not "Free as in beer" it is, supposedly, "Free as in Freedom". Are you saying the first 20-30 years of FLOSS propaganda was a lie?
If you need anything more -- as a public servant -- you are basically greedy, and probably don't deserve to represent the people of this country.
If one needs anything more as a member of Congress, one is probably violating the STOCK act.
"Why can't we ever attempt to solve a problem in this country without having a 'War' on it?" -- Rich Thomson, talk.politics.misc