@lobster said:
That is just not right on so many levels.
Well better titel should be: What most people are interested in today
Sex is part of human nature. I am not surprised people are intersted in it highly and constantly.
What is remarkable is the explosive growth of facebook popularity ... remarkable, but why "not right" ?
@starling75 said:
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Where the world revolution was born: Today, Tomorrow, Lenin. or Today, Tomorrow, Toilet 
@solo said:
we can learn from y'all.
I am not quite sure, but we copied it from the Germans (probably)
@solo said:
@unknownuser said:
I guess some governments have budget for those purposes. They will pay you necessary changes you need to do to employ disabled person ...
fair enough, If the government is willing to spend tax payers dollars in order to make my facilities handicap accessible then so be it, the $10 p/h person is hired and the taxpayers are happy...or are they?
I seriously doubt the government will spend money to correct the small business, they will rather force the owner into debt, even if it means he has to close shop and all employees lose their jobs. They cannot do anything else as if they agree not to employ the disabled guy they are then guilty of discrimination, and if they spend tax money to correct the facilities they then set a precedent that will bite them on the ass in the future.
Here is how it works in Czech Republic. You don't have to employ disabled person, but if you will make decision to do so, government will support you.
@solo said:
Another example, lets say I have a very small manufacturing business and I need unskilled workers to do a boring repetative job of labeling boxes. The job does not have any requirements that would exclude anyone, however a disabled person applys for the position and can do the job physically so I cannot discriminate on those grounds but I now have a problem as my facilities are not wheelchair friendly nor do I have an oversized toilet with the required setup for a person wheelchair bound. So I'm in a tough spot as I cannot reject this person as they are capable of doing job but in order to employ this person I need to widen all access doors, add ramps, allocate a disabled parking space and renovate the toilet facilities which will cost a fortune and being a very small business I cannot afford this, but if I reject the applicant I am faced with serious legal action.
What now?
I guess some governments have budget for those purposes. They will pay you necessary changes you need to do to employ disabled person ...
@tig said:
Thanks Pilou!
Looks like one for Thomthom too - 'cookieware'
It's harder to make a keyboard out of 'beer'
Happy birthday 
@tfdesign said:
That's because it was probably written for Windows in the first place using the QT framework. QT is pretty horrible. Not to be confused with Quicktime- something completely different. QCad is a better 2D CAD system imo, but QCad is also written in QT.
On a Mac, DraftSight is slow and stodgy. It's great that it is free, but that's where it stops. AutoCAD for Mac is a far, far better system than DraftSight, it's just a shame it costs so much.
Well I am not a programmer, so I can't judge whether Qt framework is horrible or not
We will see what Dassault and Graebert can do with DS in future...
And there is still one Mac friendly cad system - VectorWorks. VW price vs power ratio is far far better than for Autocad...
@tfdesign said:
I'm afraid DraftSight really does suck.
Why? It's still in beta and Linux version is under development.
Works fine under Win Vista 64bit.
@utiler said:
Nice work Bohdan. where are those trees from?
Trees are made in treed ..
http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=81&t=29722&hilit=tree+starling&start=15#p262163
