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by bvan 3y ago
I wish high-profile tech CEO would stick to their knitting.. they usually end-up embarrassing themselves as their ‘fame’ get to their head and they feel they need to opine on topics and issues they have little understanding of.
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by bvan 3y ago
Textbook prices in North America are just plain criminal. The racket is exacerbated by the requirement by profs to always be on the latest edition, even though there is no material change in content. It is a disgrace.
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by bvan 3y ago
Nicely done. I enjoyed reading this.
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by bvan 3y ago
Several times, but in each case the person was a perfect fit for a specific position. That’s key. It was more a question of introducing the two parties rather than selling their merits.
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by bvan 3y ago
Having to upload pdf files is a non-starter for any business user.
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by bvan 3y ago
Fantastic resource. Thanks for sharing.
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by bvan 3y ago
Sounds like the promise of the ‘paperless office’. Not holding my breath. Accounting doesn’t take very kindly to hallucinations or doubt.
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by bvan 3y ago
Great, but I would have to run this in >my< private cloud. no way any business is going to upload its docs into a third-party cloud, no matter what the small print says.
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by bvan 4y ago
Microsoft eventually shits on everything, so this was predictable. The spirit of open source is orthogonal to that of corporate interests.
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by bvan 4y ago
Ma sti’cazzi. Nothing really ever gets enforced in Italy anyway. Italian culture will survive just fine.
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by bvan 4y ago
CS had been circling the drain for long time. The Swiss government must have been asleep at the switch.
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by bvan 4y ago
Totally agree. And what baffles me even more is that most corporate IT is fine with that. Invest millions on cybersecurity and data protection, but never mind the spyware bloat.