.Net is dead! Long live .Net

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datestamp replied

6 October 2005, 10:14
Nobody can learn SAP in China. Plus nobody has pirate copies over there.

Whot - no pirate copies. SAP will have to be binned immediately. Or else how will they get a load of Chinese children to work through the night producing code for us.
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Fungus replied

5 October 2005, 22:11
Originally posted by n5gooner

plumbing........hardware engineer...........milkman..........

Nope. Those jobs are now taken by Poles.

Fungus.
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threaded replied

5 October 2005, 13:03
Originally posted by AtW

Milkman has a better quality of life.

Much better with them electric thingies them have now. Some of the horses could be proper grumpy first thing in the morning.
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AtW replied

5 October 2005, 13:01
Milkman has a better quality of life.
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Francko replied

5 October 2005, 12:50
Originally posted by n5gooner

???

Or even better.... SAP !!!! Nobody can learn SAP in China. Plus nobody has pirate copies over there. Go for SAP and you will be fine for the next 3-4 generations.
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GiGo replied

5 October 2005, 10:30
Originally posted by tux

But 97% of all development will take place in Asia within the next four years.

Don't worry. As soon as Asia's own internal market matures then there will be a shortage once again as UK overseas contracts are seen as "too much bother".
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Bovvered replied

5 October 2005, 07:40
Originally posted by tux

But 97% of all development will take place in Asia within the next four years.

Well that leaves room for the last 3% to fight it out. Seems as there is 97% dead wood in this industry, we should be OK.
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n5gooner replied

5 October 2005, 07:39
Originally posted by Francko

Learn Java. It's impossible for them to learn java.

???
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Francko replied

5 October 2005, 07:37
Originally posted by tux

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To safeguard your future learn a skill that must be handled locally.

Learn Java. It's impossible for them to learn java.
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n5gooner replied

5 October 2005, 07:33
Originally posted by tux

.Net IS the future!
.Net WILL rule the world!
.Net IS everything to everyone!

But 97% of all development will take place in Asia within the next four years.

To safeguard your future learn a skill that must be handled locally.

plumbing........hardware engineer...........milkman..........
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tux started a topic .Net is dead! Long live .Net

5 October 2005, 07:30
.Net is dead! Long live .Net

.Net IS the future!
.Net WILL rule the world!
.Net IS everything to everyone!

But 97% of all development will take place in Asia within the next four years.

To safeguard your future learn a skill that must be handled locally.
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