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How good can you program when you're starving..
Windows Geek has a point: "Linux relies on volunteers so the cost is not an issue"

But how well/long can you function when your body's depraved of of nourishment? No money, No food...

(Good ol' "Linux" Geek. I know he believes none of what he says, post only to make a name for himself, but yet succeeds at making a joke of himself. Keep up the good work!!)
Posted by: John Zern   Posted on: 02/13/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Software vendors being a bit greedy  Wylie_z | 02/13/06
Not to mention the glitchy, poor quality...  Nix_0S_Fan | 02/13/06
This normally isn't my style but...  BitTwiddler | 02/13/06
No problem for Linux!  Linux Geek | 02/13/06
Right On!  Yensi717 | 02/13/06
Clued?  zkiwi | 02/13/06
Even though Linux developers  John Zern | 02/13/06
Well...  zkiwi | 02/13/06
You're right, open source and off-shoring are alike...  Anton Philidor | 02/13/06
you may be being satirical, but i don't know  Monkey_MCSE | 02/13/06
Don't be so over confident....  geek4hire_z | 02/13/06
i wouldn't call it over confident at all  Monkey_MCSE | 02/13/06
Ignorance  JimSatterfieldW | 02/17/06
There are a lot of IT orgs that NEED to be outsourced  archangel999 | 11/17/07
Plain wrong...  techboy_z | 02/14/06
Not quite right...  HypnoToad | 02/16/06
How good can you program when you're starving..  John Zern | 02/13/06
So...  zkiwi | 02/13/06
Oh, you're trolling  Boot_Agnostic | 02/15/06
DEVELOPMENT? That's contrary to what we are told  HypnoToad | 02/16/06

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