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Comment Well Duh! (Score 1) 548

That is the way that it is. The only way to get around this is to have something like DVDs with different regions... and please please, lets not go there! Exchange rates are a fact of life for most of us. In New Zealand you wait for the NZD to get strong and buy from amazon... When it is weak, you put some in savings (waiting for the next strong time). Listen, the USD could get weak (and some have forecast as much), then you get Win7 on the cheap in the UK. Do the free upgrade or wait for the USD to weaken... makes for an interesting exec meeting I am sure... - StupidPeopleTrick

Comment StupidPeopleTrick (Score 5, Insightful) 371

The more languages, the more of a pain for support, debugging, and dev hand-off. If the solution is going to make money, make time to think of how you can grow the business (I.E hire developers and develop a position description). Things in this perspective get ugly when you have 5 components developed with 5 different languages.. - SPT
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Submission + - Electronic Medical Records - the story so far

StupidPeopleTrick writes: A quick FYI to all out there who see a doctor — after the executive order signed in 2006, states are making strides with privacy breach notification but are struggling with enacting privacy laws and finding funding.
This begs the question, with looming deadlines to move to e-records and e-prescribing, where will the $$$ and privacy standards come from?

Comment Re:It's not so blasted difficult... (Score 1) 397

I got time with someone running for US Senate and he was going to look into this. He was not elected. The other candidate (incumbent) was not interested. I will leave you to figure out why. I can go on about the blatant fraud that IMO I saw firsthand. However, clamping down will only fuel outsourcing even more. It is an ugly paradox. - SPT

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