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Google's tax strategy is legal, but disguising UK sales as Irish sales is not. "Google vice-president Matt Brittin insisted he stood by evidence he gave last year that all the firm…

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Rather than cutting your ring into small pieces, check out this credit card sized gold bar which you can tear off into 1 gram pieces. http://www.combibar.com/products/50g-combibar-…

Exactly. Gold is a universal currency, you can use it for barter pretty much anywhere on the planet. Gold coins (British Sovereigns) were supposedly part of the emergency survival …

Do the classes teach "Modern Perl" e.g. Moose, DBIx, Critic ?

> Even the KMT (國民黨）has long given up that stance. Are you sure? Just a few days ago, the President (and leader of the KMT party) said: No matter where we are, here or abroad, we’l…

Here's something few people seem to be aware of - Taiwan agrees it is part of China (aka 'One China' [1]). While we often hear about the government in Beijing claiming the island a…

Wow, $71.4 million in funding! Edit: Privco predicts company will fail soon http://www.privco.com/privcos-2013-private-company-predictio...

Create a new (viral) software license, the Ethical Public License (EPL). The EPL is linked to the oath and forbids use of the source code in any project or system deemed to break t…

It would be interesting to combine this with an open source license which links to the Oath, and forbids use of the code in any project or system which breaks the Oath. For develop…

That's a decision for each individual developer to make. Some folk tried to create a pacifist version of the GPL[1]. Others are using the RMPL (RobotGroup-Multiplo-Pacifist-License…

We need to nip this in the bud. Maybe it's time to create a Hippocratic Oath for developers to publicly commit to? A future Path developer could then refuse to implement an unethic…

What on earth are you talking about?! Someone else[1] first mentioned that the original poster once worked for CME. Anyone who has been following the LIBOR rigging story can see th…

> the CME is almost completely irrelevant To call CME irrelevant is strange - it's the world’s largest futures exchange! The CME decision many years ago to link futures contracts t…

You worked for CME right? Quite ironic given we're discussing LIBOR rigging which has its roots in a decision made by the CME, subsequently exploited by traders. "In late 1996, Mar…

Is it really though? Registered developers can already submit code level problems[1], there are official developer forums and bugs can be filed with Radar. Meanwhile at WWDC, it's …