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Posted by Neredbojias on 05/04/07 01:24
On Wed, 02 May 2007 19:53:02 GMT dorayme scribed:
>> There are times to
>> take risks, but producing and selling a product or service you know
>> little about is not one of them.
>
> And now you repeat this fuddy duddy opinion again! So I will take
> the opportunity to label it a bit stronger. It is a miserable,
> cowardly, moral dictum.
>
> If a person knows a little and has confidence in themselves and
> wants to strike out in a new direction and is quoting for a job
> and delivers as agreed, then it it does not matter that he or she
> learnt on the job. Get real!
Kudos, you'd fit right in at Microsoft. Their stuff works as stipulated,
too, despite the bloat, security lapses, and less-than-efficient algorthms
and methods of accomplishing the aims.
Listen here, sister, ways and means always count. Joe the mechanic might
be able to make a nuclear reactor, but would you rather have his or one
constructed by J.R. Oppenheimer?
I can't believe you're so argumentative! Well, actually, I _can_ believe
it because it's an obvious fact (though I used to attribute such to
approximately lunar cycles.)
--
Neredbojias
He who laughs last sounds like an idiot.
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