Tfa days that when code is produced that works so well that improvements are unnecessary then demand for code will fall ... Just like demand for mobile phones went when someone made a phone that was good enough.

The big problem with active censoring is that you are more likely to be deemed responsible for what's published. An owner of a park with a soap box who let's anyone speak for ten minutes is very unlikely to be held responsible for what is said, whereas someone who invites speakers on certain topics may be.

What does "per employee" mean? Could the headline be "women outsource more"?

No

Hey is that you Harriet Harman?

why don't ask politicians get together and repeal the law of gravity then jump from a high building. It makes as much sense as voting on whether global warming is a hoax.

Gp must have read the wrong line, it's RHEL 3 that was released in 2003 and is still in support until the end of the month. RHEL4 has a few years to go.

Unfortunately that's the sort of thing that Gerry's women in IT a bad name. There are very few women in the department I work in but all are very competent. Of you get the number up to 20% with women with the wrong skills or low ability then people will start to think "women are no good". This is not a sexist thing, the same would happen if your company had a mandate to recruit 20% of the workforce with surnames beginning with 'r'.

No his hobby is insulting Mexican waiters.

They have to be stopped and if the USA won't do it then I hope Germany will.

For either orientation the more traditional aspect ratios are much better than the new wide screens.

Cue "... Oh I'm a lumberjack and I'm OK"

So Microsoft certified professional then?

What the fuck of this, some sort of racist spelling bee?

Definitely Islamic on style