www.google.ru/search?q="consumer-oriented+programmers"
(всего 6 резалтов, открываем каждый и ищем consumer и oriented с помощью CTRL+F)http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2369497,00.asp
The success of the BlackPad in business could set the stage for a consumer launch. Once more, the key is developers: deliver consumers a platform with compelling apps, and they'll come. If business-related developers make money on the BlackPad, that will prime the pump to attract the consumer-oriented programmers who could drive a consumer launch to success. http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7245175
Not all of the world's software is consumer-oriented. Programmers could still work on contract, writing software for business customers who wouldn't really bother with piracy. For a concrete example, there are plenty of companies right now paying developers to work on LLVM (which is UIUC-licensed, so practically free for everyone); those people still get paid well. As long as you write single-user software (or server-side software), you don't need copyright as much. Arguably, we're moving away from the shrink-wrapped copyrighted software model (with the exception of App Stores).
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