Originally posted by zeitghost
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You will have to keep yourself reasonably busy zeity, or you will just get bored, comfort eat, and then run out of humans to gorge yourself upon.“The period of the disintegration of the European Union has begun. And the first vessel to have departed is Britain” -
I once did some work in a bank in Frankfurt, where at least some of the original team of developers who built the mainframe in the 1960's were still there, almost 40 years later.
In 30 years time there will be a bunch of doddery old Dot NET developers trying to keep the legacy systems going.I'm alright JackComment
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Permies working until age 70, will have a dire hit on the company pension funds as the number of payouts for 'death-in-service' increase.Comment
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Indeed, if they hadn't invented the motor car London would now be buried in a 9 foot thick layer of horse manure.
Of course what they should have done was introduce a horse manure tax, and open an exchange to trade horse manure.
The Great Horse-Manure Crisis of 1894 | The Freeman | Ideas On LibertyI'm alright JackComment
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Or erected a lot of giant windmills.Originally posted by BlasterBates View PostIndeed, if they hadn't invented the motor car London would now be buried in a 9 foot thick layer of horse manure.
Of course what they should have done was introduce a horse manure tax, and open an exchange to trade horse manure.
I don't know what for, but 'plus ca change'.Comment
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