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I don't quite understand how this would work. If you mean to do this for gov. contracts, I am all for it. But to find gov. employment? I would find this absurd.
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see number 1 please
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Where can I get some of this open source hardware? lol
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As a grad of Crim. Just. I understand how confusing lawyer speak is. Just when you think you got it right, your brief was completely off in left field. Making legislation and law understandable for the average human would definitely benefit all. Of course, it would put a lot of lawyers out of business. Would that be so bad? Also, I think is a job for the new tech officer, albeit low tech.
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Open source is the future of computing. Developers only need to remember to make their product user friendly, not geek friendly and F/OSS has a future.
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This could have quite a benefit in the design of gov software. This would work well with the open source models proposed.
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I support your view on this issue. However, CTO stands for Chief Technology Officer, not chief policy maker.
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Most libraries are funded privately (by donations), or via local government or state government. These libraries are often well funded and they prioritize their spending as they see fit. A mediocre internet connection should be all that a library really needs for it's intended purposes. However, if I plan on playing WOW or downloading hi-res porn, I may want a better internet connection.
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I support the idea of stopping the drug war. War... A war waged upon the American people. Marijuana was legal up until fifty years ago. What happened? Overnight thousands of Americans were made criminals. Sad...
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I like the idea, but 500 million is a lot of moola, especially if it were an annual competion, oi vay.
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UNITY!! Oi! Oi! Oi!
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sorry, marijuana is not a technology, but a plant. However I do approve the concept of legalized marijuana.
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AARRGH!!! Unions protect workers from abuse!! What are you thinking stingham? We can't let the companies make hundreds of thousands and then compensate the workers with pennies. Unions afford the protection for workers to stand up to the bosses. United we win, divided we fail.
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The problem is that if GM fails, so do thousands of others. GM is too big to let fail because so many jobs and industries are dependent upon GM. including, but not limited to: coal mines, iron mines, smelters, steel mills, steel workers, part fabricators, retailers, car dealerships, repair services, etc. The real solution would be to bust the company into smaller parts, the weak will fail.
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The problem with broadband in small communities is that you would have several networks providing the same service to a small group of people. Whoever runs the first line out to the people, wins. If you were a company and wanted to run a second line out there, you would lose money. Why? Because small communities cannot fiscally support multiple networks.
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I work at a widely respected medical college, and I completely agree. The peer review system does limit innovation in all fields of scientific endeavor.
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And you should learn english...
FLAG!!
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What would happen to law with so many "first" and "lol" posts.
j/k good idea really, idk