I would've gone with Eric. Eric the fruit-bat.

It's just like I say with sex...

I may not be good, but at least I'm fast.

Instead of spending $$$ on bondage and discipline, how about treating your users like adult human beings? In real enterprises, there are call center people and sales people. Both groups of people can not be treated like adult human beings. To do so would be like asking a three year old what it wants for dinner. Sure, he's happy for a while, eating cookies and ice cream for dinner, but then you've got to deal with cleaning vomit off of everything, and 10 years later, he's getting his feet cut off from diabeetus.

Really. If they block any revolting and abhorrent phenomena that offends against the standards of morality, none of those politicians will be able to have web sites viewable in Australia.

I agree. And as a New Yorker, and therefore a resident of one of the two states which will receive any attention, I am all for this plan.

Do you hear the sound of the words echo through your head as you read words, like me?

No, and I don't move my lips while reading either. I read substantially faster than I can talk. But not faster than a woman can talk.

There already is a requirement that H1B get paid according to the prevailing rates. Not necessarily within that company (a company could have a policy to pay 110% of prevailing rates, but pay the H1B holders 100%), but you can't just hire an H1B engineer and pay him minimum wage.

Why 'should' we be able to? You think the laws of physics work like they do in Star Trek where all you have to is wish hard enough? Look, I'm just a caveman blah blah blah, but in my world heat = energy which can be recovered, and geothermal taps a constant temperature, not steam.

If AutoCAD 1.0 does exactly what you need, then why would you want to get 2.0 or 23.0?

Because you are a design shop, not a software development shop, and you do not want to spend $500,000 to save $50,000.

Reality has no bias. But I do, and I think Stephen Colbert is overly worried about bear threats.