Would you abide by speed limit to save your life and others lives; to participate in making our streets safer for the sake of being a good citizen or would you be like Khalaf and do it just to avoid speeding ticket and then to finger the government ?
Khalaf –
I mean it. Today I went to Irbid, and on the way about 8 patrols were stopping cars. As for me, I used my cruise control to adjust my speed every few minutes (whenever the speed limit changes). It took me a few minutes longer, but I managed to avoid being stopped. I have vowed that they will not take another dinar from me for any traffic violations.
Imagine if we all decide to do this. Nobody will be fined, and the government will lose the investment that it made. What better way to lift our collective middle finger to our insatiably greedy government?
He’s saying it as if the government and police patrols are aliens (too much star wars?) aren’t they our families, relatives and friends? Why do we look at them as strangers? and in many cases as enemy?
There is no rounds when dealing with a patrol or a government personnel; it’s all about forcing the law, we are not fighting with them and they are not fighting with us; we are one big family called Jordan, they have to be good patrols and we have to be good citizens and no fingers in between.
We’re going to ship horrible product and you’re setting unrealistic deadlines and QA always gets the shaft and do we support Inernet Explorer 7 and my credibility is on the line here and Jesus Christ didn’t we learn our last time please I hate HTML and this developer keeps on diddling with shit
#Rands rule of the software management #27: If someone is going to freak out, it’s going to be on Monday.
That was a quote taken out of Managing Human book; you can never feel bored while reading this book.
Lemme quote Joel Spolsky on her feedback about it
What you’re holding in your hands is by far the most brilliant book about managing software teams you’re ever going to find. If you are in a bookstore, buy it immediately, take it home and read it right now. If you’ve found this book on a friend’s bookshelf,m steal it immediately. you don’t have time to get to a bookstore, and you can always make new friends later.
I just cannot be more expressive than Joel, GO GET THIS BOOK
Why nobody is covering news about Chechen? starting from the current conditions there up to Chechen resistance, why suddenly all news is about Palestine and Iraq, aren’t they Muslims just like us with a cause that been there for hundred of years?
There are plenty of human rights organisations focusing on human rights status in the Middle East and they are trying to draw attention to us as the worst place for human rights.
They might be right to certain extent but in general they try to catch any incident to make a buzz out of it even if it’s a mistake by an individual or just a single incident and they do present it and talk about it as such thing would never happen in their countries but in fact what happens there is worst than what we got here.
What they did to the wheeled man is rather humiliating
