Very Computer

by **www.cnet.co** » Fri, 23 Oct 1998 04:00:00

Software engineer, CNET Shopper.com
Description: Unix programming guru with a fanatically strong desire to build
an awesomely useful shopping service and a dependable can-do attitude is
required.

Primary job responsibilities: will maintain our current revolutionary Web
sites and/or develop our next generation of cutting-edge Web sites.
Requirements: experience in C, Java, JavaScript, CGI, Linux, Apache, and
HTML preferred.

CNET Shopper.com is a free computer product and pricing search engine that
compares more than 1 million prices and availability on more than 100,000
products from more than 100 major *stores. Computer buyers can search
one central database of computer products to find the product that they want
at the best price.

We are located in downtown San Francisco. Please let me know if I can answer
any questions

sean

by **Axel Bold** » Sat, 24 Oct 1998 04:00:00

> Software engineer, CNET Shopper.com
> Description: Unix programming guru with a fanatically strong desire to build
> an awesomely useful shopping service and a dependable can-do attitude is
> required.

> Primary job responsibilities: will maintain our current revolutionary Web
> sites and/or develop our next generation of cutting-edge Web sites.
> Requirements: experience in C, Java, JavaScript, CGI, Linux, Apache, and
> HTML preferred.

> CNET Shopper.com is a free computer product and pricing search engine that
> compares more than 1 million prices and availability on more than 100,000
> products from more than 100 major *stores. Computer buyers can search
> one central database of computer products to find the product that they want
> at the best price.

> We are located in downtown San Francisco. Please let me know if I can answer
> any questions

Sure I have a question for you. Why can't you keep your off-topic
commercial spam out of our newsgroup, *?

--

by **Zachary P. Tayl** » Sat, 24 Oct 1998 04:00:00

:
: Sure I have a question for you. Why can't you keep your off-topic
: commercial spam out of our newsgroup, *?
:
: --

I think most people in this group want to hear about jobs involving Linux,
I for one think that is a form of Linux advocacy.

by **David M. Co** » Sat, 24 Oct 1998 04:00:00

Quote:>Sure I have a question for you. Why can't you keep your off-topic
>commercial spam out of our newsgroup, *?

I, for one, was tickled that CNET was asking for Linux administrators.

Dave Cook

by **Joe_B..** » Sat, 24 Oct 1998 04:00:00

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> Sure I have a question for you. Why can't you keep your off-topic
> commercial spam out of our newsgroup, *?

You're a fool. There's barely any "off topic" post in an advocacy group.
Yes, he could have posted this is a better newsgroup but it least it
mentions Linux and they (apparently) want to pay someone to work with it.
So they're supporting it. Plus, he only posted it to one group so it hardly
qualifies as spam.

Very Computer

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