Comment You like kind of job? Well... (Score 1) 228
Any takers?
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Any takers?
I have a gmail account, doubleplusgoodalbert, to which you can send a resume.
everything you create is implicitly copyrighted to you
Only under modern copyright law, which doesn't fully apply in this case. The speech was not implicitly copyrighted.
TDMA is "Time Division Multiple Access". In other words, we use time slots to control pipe usage.
This will definitely work as long as the time slots are big enough. The city sends water for an hour, drains the pipe so that it can serve as a waveguide, transmits ultra wideband internet for an hour, then fills the pipe back up so that water can be transmitted again. Throughput will be excellent.
It's not just a matter of roads. It's the court system that must resolve any disputes, it's the things that generally support your life (animal control, flood monitoring, etc.) and the lives of those workers at the seller's business, etc.
Also, nobody said "digital download". That's a weird special case where you are essentially giving somebody money for nothing. One could argue that you are paying for a service. I'm buying physical objects. I bought a washing machine over the internet. It's fucking heavy and it obstructs my kitchen until I install it, so I know I got something for my money.
Gradients mean that contrast on one side is compromised. There is a good foreground/background color pair, and the rest of the gradient is necessarily worse.
Curves help the eye follow object edges. When multiple similar rectangular objects (windows, buttons, whatever) all have corners in the same area with some of them being aligned on one axis or the other, rounded corners dramatically help telling which edge goes with which object.
Gradients make you slower. Curves make you faster.
I lost too many hours tweaking config files for twm, ctwm, vtwm, and fvwm. Dragging icons to configure that layout it nice. Restarting the window manager to test a config file is not nice. Having the window manager die because of some typo in the config file is not nice.
That said, my needs are simple. I don't even want a file manager.
I want a taskbar on an otherwise empty (adjustable solid color) screen. I want a start menu that gets updated as I install/remove packages, ideally without restart but I'll settle for restarting. I want a 24-hour digital clock. I want a desktop switcher. I want a launcher button for 100% genuine xterm, not some defective (but pretty) imposter.
I want rounded window border corners, both top and bottom. I want window borders that clearly change to indicate the active window. I want focus-follows-mouse. I don't want any sort of see-through transparency bullshit making things harder to read.
It shouldn't need to be said, but... NO NOISES!
GUI config is sadly needed for the network, since modern Linux does some convoluted disaster involving D-BUS and udev and other weird shit. Probably the same is true of modern audio, since some ass couldn't leave audio working simply and sanely like it was 15 years ago.
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