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Where I work, that's almost enough to pay for two person years of work (inclusive of all overheads). In other words, it's pocket lint.
by mturmon 14y ago
Where I work, that's almost enough to pay for two person years of work (inclusive of all overheads). In other words, it's pocket lint.
- brianobush 14y agofire those two lawyers and hire a gang of engineers.
- Rhino55 14y agoThat's a good idea for an OSS currency - lint. Just like bitcoins, but with some modifications. For example, Linus can print as much lint (Linus + Mint = Lint, get it?) coins as he wants. He can give them to whomever he wants, for example he can give some lint to his release manager, or he can "hire" some product people to talk with IBM and co about what features they want. As for the exchange rate, the holders of lint are under no obligation to sell it for any particular price, it is theirs. All of the transactions are public, so the total amount of outstanding lint is known at all times. A limit could be placed on the amount new lint per day.