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not going to happen as long as business hardware != consumer hardware

"What I need should be copyrighted zero years and what I sell should be copyrighter indefinitely", this is an answer you will get.

"job training" at school? Everyone known you learn how to work at work, where first day they say to forget everything you have been taught at school.

big tech firms advantage is privileged access to public money, without focus on quality or cost. Good products start small.

if we talk beaurocracy EU is very well consolidated: "you can't do that", everyone says consistently.

This is a popular meme, but compared to the combined regulation of 27 member states, the EU as a whole is doing great.

What exactly is overly bureaucratic in the EU?

I as an European get the feeling people usually hate on the EU just because it dares to interfere with local legislation. But that's its job. And usually the EU interferes for a good reason. Usually because member countries falling back to only thinking about themselves and forgetting that we Europeans are in this shit together.

> you can't do that

It's good that you can't call sparkling wine that's not from the Champagne "Champagne". It's good that you can't screw over flight passengers the way they do in the US. It's good that you can't annoy customers with phone power sockets that change with every model.

When I hear about actual examples of excess bureaucracy, it's usually on the country-level.


When people talk about the EU, they don't necessarily mean the EU proper, just like many "US" problems are more at the state or local level. People often mean "within the EU", including national regulations that may be widespread.

Then they should say that, not bash on the EU as a whole.

And yet, people will still say that the US has shit public transit, even if NYC is mostly fine.

If you expect generalizations to be perfect all the time, you'll be persistently disappointed, and probably a hypocrite to boot.


drugs on street of California is USA's failure. "Country level" blocking is because Brussel didn't said "you should allow this" explicitly.

>cash

this will be next step


"decent" is undefined, IT is far above average in most countries, and it's nice work in warm office.


Too expensive for customers, can't be put on project sheet


they become leaders and there is no room for two


It means she had normal life and achieved that so can you


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