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May 20, 2009 at 1:14 AM #403302May 20, 2009 at 7:36 AM #403527
Nor-LA-SD-guy
Participant[quote=Crooked_Banker][quote=equalizer]You mean Microsoft wont get to infect public with blue screens? I better buy more MSFT shares. [/quote]
This has nothing to do with higher quality software. Microsoft and other non-government-supported software vendors will just be forced to buy massive insurance policies to protect themselves against the inevitable class action lawsuits to come.
This change in law is all about letting the government-supported insurance/banking companies take a slice of the profits from non-government-supported software vendors. Attorneys will likely also benefit. The losers will be people and companies who actually make things. [/quote]
Just My Opinion But I think this will benefit the Big companies (MSFT IBM etc…)
It’s the Small guy I think that will be forced out of business, the guy writing apps for Iphone out of his home etc…
My Guess Nigeria will become the next Software development hot spot.
May 20, 2009 at 7:36 AM #403376Participant[quote=Crooked_Banker][quote=equalizer]You mean Microsoft wont get to infect public with blue screens? I better buy more MSFT shares. [/quote]
This has nothing to do with higher quality software. Microsoft and other non-government-supported software vendors will just be forced to buy massive insurance policies to protect themselves against the inevitable class action lawsuits to come.
This change in law is all about letting the government-supported insurance/banking companies take a slice of the profits from non-government-supported software vendors. Attorneys will likely also benefit. The losers will be people and companies who actually make things. [/quote]
Just My Opinion But I think this will benefit the Big companies (MSFT IBM etc…)
It’s the Small guy I think that will be forced out of business, the guy writing apps for Iphone out of his home etc…
My Guess Nigeria will become the next Software development hot spot.
May 20, 2009 at 7:36 AM #403315Participant[quote=Crooked_Banker][quote=equalizer]You mean Microsoft wont get to infect public with blue screens? I better buy more MSFT shares. [/quote]
This has nothing to do with higher quality software. Microsoft and other non-government-supported software vendors will just be forced to buy massive insurance policies to protect themselves against the inevitable class action lawsuits to come.
This change in law is all about letting the government-supported insurance/banking companies take a slice of the profits from non-government-supported software vendors. Attorneys will likely also benefit. The losers will be people and companies who actually make things. [/quote]
Just My Opinion But I think this will benefit the Big companies (MSFT IBM etc…)
It’s the Small guy I think that will be forced out of business, the guy writing apps for Iphone out of his home etc…
My Guess Nigeria will become the next Software development hot spot.
May 20, 2009 at 7:36 AM #402829Participant[quote=Crooked_Banker][quote=equalizer]You mean Microsoft wont get to infect public with blue screens? I better buy more MSFT shares. [/quote]
This has nothing to do with higher quality software. Microsoft and other non-government-supported software vendors will just be forced to buy massive insurance policies to protect themselves against the inevitable class action lawsuits to come.
This change in law is all about letting the government-supported insurance/banking companies take a slice of the profits from non-government-supported software vendors. Attorneys will likely also benefit. The losers will be people and companies who actually make things. [/quote]
Just My Opinion But I think this will benefit the Big companies (MSFT IBM etc…)
It’s the Small guy I think that will be forced out of business, the guy writing apps for Iphone out of his home etc…
My Guess Nigeria will become the next Software development hot spot.
May 20, 2009 at 7:36 AM #403081Participant[quote=Crooked_Banker][quote=equalizer]You mean Microsoft wont get to infect public with blue screens? I better buy more MSFT shares. [/quote]
This has nothing to do with higher quality software. Microsoft and other non-government-supported software vendors will just be forced to buy massive insurance policies to protect themselves against the inevitable class action lawsuits to come.
This change in law is all about letting the government-supported insurance/banking companies take a slice of the profits from non-government-supported software vendors. Attorneys will likely also benefit. The losers will be people and companies who actually make things. [/quote]
Just My Opinion But I think this will benefit the Big companies (MSFT IBM etc…)
It’s the Small guy I think that will be forced out of business, the guy writing apps for Iphone out of his home etc…
My Guess Nigeria will become the next Software development hot spot.
May 20, 2009 at 7:41 AM #403330blahblahblah
ParticipantSounds like a Very Bad Idea. This will simply push development overseas.
May 20, 2009 at 7:41 AM #403542ParticipantSounds like a Very Bad Idea. This will simply push development overseas.
May 20, 2009 at 7:41 AM #402844ParticipantSounds like a Very Bad Idea. This will simply push development overseas.
May 20, 2009 at 7:41 AM #403096ParticipantSounds like a Very Bad Idea. This will simply push development overseas.
May 20, 2009 at 7:41 AM #403391ParticipantSounds like a Very Bad Idea. This will simply push development overseas.
May 20, 2009 at 7:53 AM #403552Crooked_Banker
Participant[quote=Nor-LA-SD-guy]
Just My Opinion But I think this will benefit the Big companies (MSFT IBM etc…)
It’s the Small guy I think that will be forced out of business, the guy writing apps for Iphone out of his home etc…
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Actually, lawyers tend to go after big pockets (that’s where the money is), so the big software companies are more likely to get hit by lawsuits than the little guys.
In the big picture though, this is just another tax on the ‘producers’ (software vendors) in order to benefit the ‘non-producers’ (government-supported insurance companies/attorneys/etc).
May 20, 2009 at 7:53 AM #402854Participant[quote=Nor-LA-SD-guy]
Just My Opinion But I think this will benefit the Big companies (MSFT IBM etc…)
It’s the Small guy I think that will be forced out of business, the guy writing apps for Iphone out of his home etc…
[/quote]
Actually, lawyers tend to go after big pockets (that’s where the money is), so the big software companies are more likely to get hit by lawsuits than the little guys.
In the big picture though, this is just another tax on the ‘producers’ (software vendors) in order to benefit the ‘non-producers’ (government-supported insurance companies/attorneys/etc).
May 20, 2009 at 7:53 AM #403401Participant[quote=Nor-LA-SD-guy]
Just My Opinion But I think this will benefit the Big companies (MSFT IBM etc…)
It’s the Small guy I think that will be forced out of business, the guy writing apps for Iphone out of his home etc…
[/quote]
Actually, lawyers tend to go after big pockets (that’s where the money is), so the big software companies are more likely to get hit by lawsuits than the little guys.
In the big picture though, this is just another tax on the ‘producers’ (software vendors) in order to benefit the ‘non-producers’ (government-supported insurance companies/attorneys/etc).
May 20, 2009 at 7:53 AM #403340Participant[quote=Nor-LA-SD-guy]
Just My Opinion But I think this will benefit the Big companies (MSFT IBM etc…)
It’s the Small guy I think that will be forced out of business, the guy writing apps for Iphone out of his home etc…
[/quote]
Actually, lawyers tend to go after big pockets (that’s where the money is), so the big software companies are more likely to get hit by lawsuits than the little guys.
In the big picture though, this is just another tax on the ‘producers’ (software vendors) in order to benefit the ‘non-producers’ (government-supported insurance companies/attorneys/etc).
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