Is it still running the same "stories" re: research/polls from Gartner predicting something that will be proven to be totally wrong in 5 years?
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1. Headlines.Originally posted by bobhope View PostIs it still running the same "stories" re: research/polls from Gartner predicting something that will be proven to be totally wrong in 5 years?
2. ad for hosting
3. headlines
4-5. Tesco and Fidelity Investments going to India and how it's a good thing
6. Gartner ad
7. "Optimism returns"
8. BCS interview: "the government is crap"
9. Ad for The Institution of Engineering and Technology (who?)
10. Children's charity appeal
11-12. Some tedious 'Comment' waffle: "spend now", the "government is crap"
13. Ad for some tedious web site of waffle
14-15. Letters: "ID cards crap"
16-17. "Windows 7 is perfect"
18. "Outsourcing is a good thing"
19. vnunet has rebranded to v3
20. More "Outsourcing is a good thing"
21. 3 job ads from Computing's own job web site (so no job ads really).
22. Backbytes!
Dilbert! 
23. Ad for the Institution of Analysts & Programmers (much better than the IET one)
24. Ad for Kyocera printers.
That's your lot.My all-time favourite Dilbert cartoon, this is: BTW, a Dumpster is a brand of skip, I think.Comment
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I'd give you a run down of Computer Weekly but last week's never came.
And IT Week has disappeared. And where is my "IT Now"? that never came either.My all-time favourite Dilbert cartoon, this is: BTW, a Dumpster is a brand of skip, I think.Comment
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I'm sure they have spoken to unemployed on 'Life on the bench: in my dressing gown' threadIT was the most optimistic sector
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Yes I also just noticed that Freelance Informer has stopped popping through the letterbox too :-)Originally posted by RichardCranium View PostI'd give you a run down of Computer Weekly but last week's never came.
And IT Week has disappeared. And where is my "IT Now"? that never came either.Comment
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I have found some more doom on the subject. This is high quality doom. Read on.Originally posted by suityou01 View PostIt will all crash again in September.
Linky
Very scary. Still hinting that a global reset is the most likely outcome.What is certain, as of now, unless there's a very radical change from anything in sight between now and the middle of October, is, we are in a period of a general breakdown of the entire world financial system. That is not an exaggeration. That's not maybe: The breakdown of the entire international financial system is now in progress.
The thing that will trigger the breakdown, is the collapse of the U.S. dollar. The whole system is ready to go: Where is the detonator on the explosive charge? The detonator on the explosive charge is inside the United States, and involves the effect of a collapse of the value of the dollar on the international market. And by collapse, I mean collapse. We have 48 states in the United States, which are formally in bankruptcy; we have a debt outstanding against the U.S. Treasury and Federal Reserve System, in the order of magnitude of $24-25 trillion: A collapse of the debt of that magnitude, in the U.S. dollar, would blow every economy in the world, immediately, into bankruptcy. Which means, we're on the verge of a crisis, which is going to hit between now, and the 15th or 25th of October, which is following the end of the U.S. fiscal year, which is the end of September.
Knock first as I might be balancing my chakras.Comment
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LaRouche_movement
You are from the NickyG school of paranoia and I claim my 5 free tinfoil hatsComment
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Wow, he's a proper nutter.Originally posted by oracleslave View Posthttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LaRouche_movement
You are from the NickyG school of paranoia and I claim my 5 free tinfoil hats
Knock first as I might be balancing my chakras.Comment
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