We need a Unix-like government: efficient, fast, responsive, cleanly designed, compartmentalized, and well documented. People need to feel like they can participate and have a voice, because when you don't have that people end up rioting in the streets.
It's a good goal, but this is near impossible. There's no way that information can travel from department to department being as well-documented as you want in a efficient, fast and responsive manner. The problem is the PEOPLE. A grade 36 bureaucrat is not going to be efficient, fast and responsive.
I don't yet see Motorola as an evil company.
Is 'erroneous' a vanity name and I'm missing the joke? There is nothing Motorola that says "power to the people." Their tablets are locked down, their phones are ticking time bombs, their cable set-top boxes are crippled; all in the name of "for your protection."
I still have hope you are kidding, and I'm the butt of this joke...
Most phones have those annoyances, but our problem is that we constantly shift expectations of what "the basic things" are. Not long ago, basic meant "voice".
Basic still means "voice". Ask any AT&T Customer. BA-ZING!
I fully support the Church's right to burn all the Qur'ans they want, but I also support Rackspace's right to choose what content they host.
If they choose which content they host, isn't that dangerously close to saying they SUPPORT content they host?
But computer science graduates don't go into IT. Thats a blue collar profession now. Installing windows and reloading printers.
As an employer, this is all too true. If you have mediocre skills, you get nothing. The commodity "institutes" churn out unemployable garbage, and the entitled college graduates throw around terms like "ERD" but have no actual skill and balk at Help Desk offers because they think it's beneath them.
You're absolutely correct IF you assume that the man is just describing one of his children. That is the logical interpretation of the problem. However, if someone went out and specifically selected a family with at least one boy...
I hate to be a smart ass on this one... but the question was posed by a man who was just describing (at least) one of his children.
My older brother and I were both born on Tuesdays.
Nothing to see here, just a systemic anomaly. Move along, now.
It's great to be smart 'cause then you know stuff.