Need programmer for Linux based data recovery CD - paying fair market rate
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Distribution: Anything NOT SystemD (ie. M$) related.
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This is so bizarre it seems like troll.
There is already software people can 'buy' which is closed sourced, but not necessarily easy enuff for the average person (non-tech, non-geeky type) to work with comfortably.
Ahhhnd.. there is obviously FREE, open sourced programs, which will be the same.
In other words.. is doesn't matter how easy, pretty, or complete the distro might be.. the fact is, the average person would not be able to use it wisely.. and would actually possibly either not get any use out of it, or would possibly even damage their data even more.
This is why we have 'lay persons'..and experts.
The OP's project is missing any meaningful details.. which makes it an open-ended project, which could balloon into a massive, never ending, bug ridden project.
Since this is not what the OP, or anyone else would WANT.. it seems that logical reasoning would say this is nothing but a 'put on'.. and joke.. a troll... or if not any of the above, one of the worst ideas I have heard of in long time (business wise).
Tip for posters. A 'pro-tip' if you will: if a job ad has an email address in it and the request is that you email the poster, posting half-baked thoughts and questions in the thread is a great way to act as though you are shouting down a well. You all seem to believe that something nefarious is going on and yet none of you appear to have written to the thread poster. You all fail at his job, I guess.
As well, the ad is 2 years old.
If you have legitimate questions, especially if (in your ultimate wisdom) you believe the OP is reinventing the wheel, why not email him to discuss your concerns?
No. If you do not wish to apply for the job, walk away from the thread. If you do wish to apply or find out more information, email the job poster. It's really not difficult. And, because of this, it's you lot that are the trolls.
Distribution: Anything NOT SystemD (ie. M$) related.
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What are Mods 'cops' now.. telling posters what to do.
Maybe if you and the few other Mods who follow me around like little girls, spent more time concerned about 'quality'.. instead of 'quantity' (nearly 20,000 posts!?!.. lol..).. LQ would not have to worry about going down the same road as Totse.com (defunct), Digg.com (lower than defunct).. and SlashDot.com (defunct, but doesn’t know it yet).
Apologies. I didn't realise you ran the internet. Whatever problems you seem to have with individual mods are nothing to do with me and probably everything to do with you.
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What are Mods 'cops' now.. telling posters what to do.
Yes. What part of "moderators" do you not understand?
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... LQ would not have to worry about going down the same road as...
Yeah, we've been here 10 years and I can't see why we won't be here 10 more.
Anyway, enough chatter. Contribute to the thread in a meaningful and non-troll like manner or leave it.
Just on the off chance that my moderation colleague has retired for the evening......
halvy;
Somehow you seem to have missed that one does not blow off a moderator's direction---I'm giving you a time-out. Please contact any moderator to discuss further.
a drivers lic. is not required in a court of law. only the signature. why the card copy of lic eh? I have had the request from outfits with no web presence trying to get my personal info for line work int the IT industry in the last month. sorry to flame you. hope you get rich. but really, why the copy of the personal info?
you would be amazed at what can be done with that.
I find it very odd that I seem to be the only person who has actually read this thread. Firstly, this thread is 2 years old and secondly, if you don't like the look of the job don't apply. Do you all write into your local newspaper to advise them that all the jobs they advertise are scams?
Wow, someone wants to pay money for a set of tasks - sounds almost like a job doesn't it? I say again - if you don't like the look of the job, don't post here and don't apply. If you don't like the NDA or the requirement to send personal information, don't apply. If you can't read and understand simple information, don't apply - note that you are supposed to email the person, not bitch and whine in the thread.
Ask yourself, if this were a job through an agency and you were interested, would you give the prospective employer this much grief?
Anyway - this is an informational post with clear instructions. Do not post in this thread any more. Warnings will be issued if you do.
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