Prior to 2003, Orin Hatch was frequently heralded here on
Then suddenly when they replaced Rosen with Mitch Bainwol, Hatch changed his tune. Now he was the greatest champion of everything the RIAA asked for.
One only needs to look up the political affiliations of Rosen and Bainwol to understand why.
> they probably just didn't want to bring on the wrath of lawyers for trademark infringement.
FreeBSD jails predate Solaris zones by five years.
Early adopters of DVRs used them a lot â" not surprisingly, since they paid so much for them.
Post hoc ergo prompter hoc much?
Normal doesn't make for a good story. Better if you add some hyperbole to it.
I have a Dell Inspiron E1505 that is three years old, it was loaded with the fastest processor, most memory, 7200 rpm harddrive, x1300 video card, best LCD screen(15" 1680x1050). I love the machine.
Looking on ebay, it appears I could get around $400 selling it now.
Ok, so I looked up similar vintage MacBook Pro, looks like they sell for $1000.
But here's the thing. I looked at the MBP, and at the time for the same configuration it was $2400. My Dell was $1200.
$2400-1000 = $1400
$1200-400 = 800.
Yeah, my Dell wasn't quite comparable to the Mac... not as fast of video, heavier, etc. But it did what I needed. So I agree with the original point that if you price out what you need you can get a cheaper machine and I don't think resale makes up for the difference.
It's interesting the conservatives are jumping up and down because the estimates are larger than the politically correct number.
Then why do you keep reelecting her?
This is all Bill Clinton's fault!
Indeed, I don't see any difference between H1B holders and local talent. For every great one there's a really horrible one. There are lots of mediocre ones too.
agreed. H1B has become the new tech bubble. It's attracting a lot of really bad people who just want to get rich quick.
A long term strategy would be to use H1B for quality people, as well as developing quality talent within the US. Right now the H1B use for filling entry level positions appears to be distorting our ability to create local talent.
People who go to conferences are the ones who shouldn't.
