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> Gregory Shearman wrote:
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>> On 2008-11-22, 7 <web_has_email@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>>> Roy Schestowitz wrote:
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>>>> 5 Ways To Beat The IT Budget Blues
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>>>> | Has your IT budget just taken a big hit for 2009? Many have. These
>>>> | desperate times call for desperate measures but don't worry these
>>>> | measures aren't nearly so desperate and they just might help you fix
>>>> | that ailing IT budget. All you need is a little creative thinking and
>>>> | some good people behind you--and these 5 things (in order of
>>>> | importance).
>>>> |
>>>> | 1. Linux - No surprise here since this is a Linux-oriented blog. Linux
>>>> | makes sense for those tightening those budgetary belts since it's
>>>> | free, robust, and stable. You can't go wrong choosing Linux for your
>>>> | IT infrastructure.
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>>>> http://www.daniweb.com/blogs/entry3558.html
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>>> Linux jobs are exploding in UK banking in the City.
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>> Bank jobs? Exploding? Are you talking about bank robbers using gelignite
>> to open up those pesky vaults?
>
> Well, if you want the long story cut short, I'll begin...
>
> Once upon a time....
> ...
> ..
> ...
> Then came after them a wunch of bankers who stole
> money from the rich and poor alike and instead of being
> allowed to go under and get the debts written off, they
> persuaded governments around the world to give them
> tax payer money. They used the tax payer money to after
> people with real money who have been loaned virtual money
> with inflation busting virtual interest.
> So it became to pass that all this tax payer money will pay for virtual
> interest to prop up the banking system as the people who
> are supposed to have all that real money haven't
> got it any way because they haven't got job and so it will
> come to pass that the wunch of bankers will help themselves
> to the tax money on behalf of its customers whose
> virtual interest that hasn't been paid.
>
> And in the mean time, some people point out you don't
> need to pay micoshaft any money if you switch to Linux.
> Which is why there is now an explosion of Linux jobs
> in the City converting micoshaft systems to lower
> cost Linux systems.
>
> Phew!
> That was a long story after all!
Microsoft and the banking system have a lot in common. They both exploited a
form of modern pyramid schemes, where the last ones standing lose everything
they had and the bottom collapse, leading to further centralisation of wealth
(sometimes just called globalisation)
http://www.billparish.com/msftfraudfacts.html
"Microsoft is also the key architect of the greatest financial pyramid
scheme this century."
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