Quoting ik, from the post of Thu, 28 Oct: > I wonder ... Most Open Source people, have a hi-tech position.
Are you sure? based on what? for instance I'm an "open source person" by some definitions and I'm not in Hightech. > Hi-Tech consider to be one of the biggist income of the market... true that. I miss my hightech days... > Isn't there a way to make banks to support non IE products with just > the pressure of "Open Source people will be recommended to work only > with banks that does support Mozilla etc..." and to apply it also to > business as well ? let's see... I believe that under the odd category of "open course people" fall about 2000-4000 people in Israel. maybe about 100 of those are actually reading what hamakor's members have to say, of those about half are still in highscool or the army and the word "income" makes their mouths water, of the other half not all of us are make huge salaries either. so you get an item in the paper. "40 angry spoiled hightech people want the banks to support web standards or they will close their accounts!". this will undoubtedly lead to a wide manhunt and massive firings at Bank Israel for not putting the squeeze on the banks in the matter, a parlament discussion will arise and change legislation as well. at the final throws of complete chaos and near-bloodshed, Ido is elected prime minister and makes XHTML the new government-enforced mode of electronic communication, a whole hacker subculture of illegal XHTML2HTML apps floods the IRC channels. the end. -- The first name in justice Ira Abramov http://ira.abramov.org/email/ ================================================================= To unsubscribe, send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the word "unsubscribe" in the message body, e.g., run the command echo unsubscribe | mail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
