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Also very common is to build your own house by yourself DIY style. It is significantly cheaper because you do not have to pay taxes from work you do for yourself.
Plus children are counted as a bonus for state pension. So you do not lose pension for spending three years home with kid. (men would)
We also have compulsory state pension system. It does not stop people from opting out.
To give an example: state pension in my (European) country is unfair to men. We live shorter and retire latter. In average women gets 45% more money for the same contribution. As result men are avoiding state pension and use private funds.
On other side AWS now offers 2TB RAM machine. And single huge machine has smaller per GB cost than several smaller machines. I think clustered computing as we know will be soon gone. Only reason for multiple machines will be availability.
Granting commit access is different level.
Not really.
> especially when what you mean is true, and the misunderstanding of what you mean is false
He was punished for disagreeing. Jail, lost job, a few years without a computer and money spend on defense. Guilt is irrelevant if trial takes years and does not postpone punishment.
Computer without internet is useless today. Would you employ graphic designer who can not use computer connected to internet?
Also guilt is irrelevant, if false accuse is left unpunished. His accusers should be forbidden to use internet, and should go to prison for harassing him
> Elliott was released on bail on the condition that he did not tweet or access Twitter, have a smartphone or use a computer with Internet access.
> when it was discovered that the tweets were actually made by an account impersonating Elliott.
... and it took 3.3 years to discover that.
Anyway I find your tone threatens my opinion. Please send me your name and address...
In Canada men went to jail for disagreeing with feminist. He was latter released on bail, but could not use computer and electronic devices for 4 years. Father of five is graphic designer...[2]
[1] http://www.theatlantic.com/international/archive/2016/04/ger...