kakadu

Why do we allow non public universities to exist again?

It's like freedom.equals(we don't like regulation at all)

In comparison, China is the least.

As did everyone else?

I don't see China having military bases all over the world and proping up "freedom fighters"

If ff needs to turn a profit to survive how can it not follow the directives of the market?

Of course, it would be interesting to hear the freemarketeering on this site and how people should "vote with their wallet" and sites/movements such as $freeplaystation.whatever sprouting pseudopolemic nonsense.

I have been living and working Estonia for around 2 years now, I have mostly US clients for a saas that I direct, this saas brings me around steady income of around 200k euros per year, at least 130k come from east coast companies.

Can I apply for the E1 treaty trader visa? Even if my company is not incorporated in Greece?

No there is not.

That's as damaging a statement as "soft" drugs or "problem" gambling.

Statements usured by corporate PR to set up a fake middle ground and delegate responsibility to the consumer for any "bad" behaviour.

I suspect a fourth column.

I am forced to use this abomination of an operating system just because.

Come on Lenovo, make it happen

I think linux people tend to forget how important battery life is on a laptop

I wanted a Gantt chart and while I did achieve what I wanted it wasn't without having to delve into the their source and putting log statements everywhere.

I happen to be using ant design and I've had the same issues there.

Its a bit all over the place and the translations are not great, but i will stick with it.

This one seems to tick all the boxes

It hammers 100% of the time, with no failure.

It requires the same amount of labour from my part but it delivers the same outcome every time.

That is what tools do, they act as an extension and allow you to do things not easily done otherwise.

If the hammer sometimes hammers, sometimes squeaks and sometimes screws then it requires extra labour from my part just to make it do what purpose specific tools do, and that is where frustrations arise.

Make it do one thing excellent and we talk then.

What an incredible take.

I cannot possibly think of a US intervention that went well for the receiving end.

The "business investors" and "innovators" can take this kind of business elsewhere.

This kind of talk where regulators are assaulted by free marketeers and freedom fighters is unacceptable here.

Let us not misinterpret business people as "innovators", if what they do is not net positive for the society, they do not belong here.

We have projects in java7 still which span thousands of LoC and juniors can just jump in using their IDE and make some sort of contribution.

With python this takes much longer.

You must live in quite an interesting world then.

The fact that people are running to a megacorp's aid because a bad EU forced them to quit being anti-consumer is staggering.

So staggering in fact, that these commentators might not even comment in good faith and in fact be PR pawns.

I'd really want to believe the latter because someone that gets so intimate with their phone brings out a sadness in me.

I was introduced to the following concept[1] some time back, and I can't help but think it gives a very reasonable explanation as to why everything is a subscription these days.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tendency_of_the_rate_of_profit...