> Brief Overview:
> TizEK.com is destined to be THE premiere Internet portal for techies
> and geeks alike. We currently need graphic developers, HTML authors,
> PHP, CGI/PERL authors, and creative minds. To apply, mail us at
> devel...@tizek.com
If the need is _SO_ desperate, and the destiny for greatness so
certain, it would seem senseless NOT to spend some of the venture
capital paying for competent programmers.
Any venture that plans to altogether defer paying would-be employees
seems more than a mite shifty to me...
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Friends help you move. Real friends help you move bodies.
The need is *so* desperate that they are engaging in a massive
alphaspam.
> Any venture that plans to altogether defer paying would-be employees
> seems more than a mite shifty to me...
Very so.
--
`... and it's not true that I'm closely related to the three-toed
sloth.' --- Kieran
Seems that way to me, too, especially considering their authority
DNS servers don't even know what "tizek.com" is.
And this is the Nth site to claim this, where N is significantly
larger than the number of portal sites that will ever see the light
of visiting users, much less actual ad revenue.
s/is destined/has a wild dream/
Besides, I'm too busy building my own premiere Internet portal for
techies and geeks alike. At least my DNS works. At least I have
an MX record.
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> The need is *so* desperate that they are engaging in a massive
> alphaspam.
I see, from other newsgroups, that it is so.
Unfortunately, such vast levels of desperation are suggestive that
it's a "sinking ship" long before it ever gets launched.
Sort of like a fellow I once knew called Bruno; he'd meet a girl that
somewhat interested him, and almost instantaneously launch into trying
to "offer her a ring." I don't particularly _like_ calling people
"losers," but anyone that uses the term would feel it hit the mark
with Bruno...
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Academics denigrating "Popularizers"
"During the rise of the merchant class, the landed aristocracy
understood the value of creating food, but didn't appreciate that food
isn't valuable unless it reaches hungry mouths.
New ideas aren't valuable unless they reach hungry minds. "
-- Mark Miller
: If the need is _SO_ desperate, and the destiny for greatness so
: certain, it would seem senseless NOT to spend some of the venture
: capital paying for competent programmers.
Speaking of alphaspamming. I saw this spam (at least, the title) on
one of the slower _classic_Atari_ newsgroups I subscribe to.
Daahhhhhhhh okay!?
-bill!
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