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    Your favourite AtW quotes

    Wanting to know what the hell SKA was I delved into contractor UK history and found the first SKA news

    I found these funny..

    Milan, building a car is not original, yet Ferrari is doing well. There is nobody in the world in my class who is better than me now
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    The worst case scenario is that I should get a job offer from Microsoft Search team, especially considering its all written in .NET
    I actually now feel sorry for AtW the way ones does for the mentally ill.

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      #3
      Let me just update these quotes on the basis of new things that I have experienced in the last 4 years:

      1. "There is nobody in the world in my class who is better than me now" - stands true - from commercial point of view nearest competitor is about 10 times behind.

      Here is SKA competitive analysis: http://www.majesticseo.com/research/...s-analysis.php

      2. "The worst case scenario is that I should get a job offer from Microsoft Search team, especially considering its all written in .NET"

      Also true, though this worst case scenario is unlikely to happen now since my business is already on self-sustainable basis and there is only chance that I will ever work for Microsoft - if they buy my company.

      Last edited by AtW; 4 January 2009, 14:25.

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        #4
        A thread such as this merely humours him and nurses his ego. Far better to just ignore him....
        Is God willing to prevent evil, but not able? Then he is not omnipotent. Is he able, but not willing? Then he is malevolent. Is he both able and willing? Then whence cometh evil? Is he neither able nor willing? Then why call him God? - Epicurus

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