> The sad thing about the FT is how expensive it is.
Real journalism costs money, and ad revenues aren't what they used to be.
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Real journalism costs money, and ad revenues aren't what they used to be.
It's worth noting that in the pre-web era the proliferation rate of new frameworks/languages/platforms was a lot lower, so once you had mastered a toolset you could stay relevant a lot longer than is the case today.
Six months and multiple support calls later and I'm still receiving Azure billing information and Xbox newsletters at the old address.
I'm happy to pay to use good software, but it's better to know the pricing plan in advance. I think that https://octopus.com/purchase provides a good example:
> Community edition is free for small teams, even for commercial use. It allows you to deploy up to five projects to up to ten target machines, and is limited to five users.
Sounds ominous.
Click the llama's ass.
Cute...
“There has been a shift from the belief that we as a nation benefit from higher education, to a belief that it’s the people receiving the education who primarily benefit and so they should foot the bill,”