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by krobertson 17y ago
Love the simplicity and quality of the site. I like the "How can we improve this page" everywhere. It is nice to see a constant message of trying to improve and making it drop dead simple to send feedback. Above all though, the speed of t
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by krobertson 17y ago
Very interesting, though kind of disappointed he skipped over the legal stuff. The other information is good to know, but a good portion could probably be deferred. The legal stuff is the real mystery. If nothing else, would be good to k
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by krobertson 17y ago
If you go up to any person on the street today and ask who Bill Gates is, they'll more than likely know who. You average person would have no idea who Richard Stallman. If your average person doesn't know who he is today, I doubt that'll c
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by krobertson 17y ago
Does your college have an MIS focus? When I was in college, you'd chose a few focus areas for some of your electives. In the Business dept, they had an MIS focus which included some of the entry level CS classes, software process type stu
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by krobertson 17y ago
Telligent Systems is hiring several QA engineers, DB engineer, and tech writers, for C# and SQL Server. Most jobs are in Dallas, but likely consider remote candidates as well (I work remote from CA). http://telligent.com/about/careers/
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by krobertson 17y ago
Software patents are very open to interpretation. I mean, come on, a patent on using XML for defining a document? That is pretty broad. i4i likely chose Microsoft because they're a big target with a big wallet. They could just as easily
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by krobertson 17y ago
Perhaps they can break new legal ground and sue themselves. Their actions have done far more damage than a single post on Twitter.