"faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen"

You should only bill for time spent on client work, unless stated in the contract. When I did consulting, I worked over 40 hours to bill 40 client hours, because there is always some company overhead that isn't related to customer work.

The 40 hours you see billed regularly is maybe to avoid triggering overtime/excess hours clauses or norms.

Both Pascal and Modula 2 (and Oberon) were designed by the same person.

Thank You!

Seems a reasonable experiment to me. Beyond the base install it contains a collection of useful apps and setting preconfigured for web filtering.

Most residents of Greater Vancouver can get it via Burnaby Public Library

I must mention Factor, which is a modern concatenative, stack-based programming language. It turns out Forth was just the first concatenative language discovered/constructed.

https://factorcode.org/

SAP is hiring in Vancouver

Aren't they always, like Oracle, IBM, Tesla, SpaceX, other meat grinders?

My patent attorney used to tell me: "Patents are like nuclear weapons. I want to be on the side that has the most."

Bush and Obama are still called Mr. President by some people.

See https://politics.stackexchange.com/questions/47505/what-is-t...

Yes, and it's appropriate to address Trump with the same honorific. But referring to him in present tense as "the president" is quite different than addressing him as "Mr. President", and it's the former that raises an eyebrow

Curiously, your link suggests that Trump liked people calling him Mr. Trump even while he was president, where that was seen as passive aggressive when done to Bush II.

Which is it that they’re actually doing? Do you have evidence to show that?