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Comment yes (Score 1) 275

If U don't expect to be employed in the future, you need to make your own work. In 1980, 1991, & 2001, we expected future jobs. Not any more. There's still programming, but it's more focused on making money.

Comment Better delay it some more then (Score 1, Informative) 265

If rabbit ears ever come back, don't be surprised if it's delayed forever. Any plan which allows individuals to bypass cable providers is a conflict with the broadband tax credit, which explicitely requires you to pay a subscription plan for 5 megabit internet access to a major corporation, mainly Time Warner & Comcast.

Why give money to Time Warner if you're just going to let individuals suck it away with rabbit ear TV?

Comment diydrones.com (Score 2, Interesting) 188

Check out diydrones.com. He sells a super cheap circuit board that interoperates with stuff most of his customers already have. What's another $30 when you've already invested $300? He gives away the source code & plans, but puts a ton of effort in publicity doing odd projects like the blimp autopilot, posting frequent firmware updates, & growing a social network around the product.

Comment iphone influence (Score 1) 378

Don't forget the iPhone influence. Those "apps" have to be written in objective C & people wrote zillions of those. Even Android buyers are bypassing the Java frameworks & just running native programs on their phones. This is still mostly a grassroots effect. Corporate investment is still focused on using the Android frameworks & standards based programming.

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