If businesses insist on lobbying, the logical conclusion is to exclude businesses completely from any political decision-making, in any form.
If we accept lobbying, the results will be citizens getting screwed over, again and again.
A quote from the paper:
While there is a correlation between openness and interoperability, it ...
read moreLately I've been doing my share of work-on-your-way-to-work (technically it's a hobby-project, but when your hobby includes doing exactly the same as your work, it's hard to see the big difference) and this has led to some annoyance on my part. The situation: I work a bit ...
read moreI have a theory that you can tell a geek by the comics he reads. I don't know yet what the individual geek types are, but some day I'll figure that one out too. In the meantime, the question becomes one of "separate the geeks from the non-geeks ...
read moreI've taken a bite of the bitter apple and realised that I'm not going to get site back up anytime soon - that is, I'm not going to get the custom framework based site up and running. I'm also not going to get a Zend-based site up ...
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