I was staying at a hotel nearby Heathrow that overlooked the runway and got to see a Concord land and take off. Thing was so loud even with sound dampening windows it still shook the place where normally you couldn’t hear any other plane.
Yeah I understand the resource utilization concern but a lot of people are pissed about ingesting their comments. There were people who actually thought putting CC terms on their posts would actually do anything.
Every time this pops up I have the same thing to say… there is nothing that is stopping them from setting up their own federated instance and via the ActivityPub protocol have everything delivered to them in a neatly formatted package ready to ingest, no scraping needed and nothing we could do except try to defederate with them, but we’d have to know which servers are theirs.
wants to use the property as collateral for the loan
Nothing major honestly. If they default, they would lose their stake in the claim. Since they don’t own the entire house, the bank couldn’t foreclose but they could assume ownership of their portion of the loan. The bank would view it more like a financial instrument rather than a real property.
I wish I was at that point but I still have another 20 years left and I’m between jobs due to a layoff.
I mean look how popular Michael Bay movies are…
BYOD benefits the company at the employees stupidity (and sometimes the only choice). The employee thinks “cool, only one phone to use!” but for the company it saves a lot of money and they still get the control they want. They don’t have a downside to implement it.
This is the correct answer. If they want you to do any work in a mobile, remote, out of hours capacity, they need to provide the device.
I used to help manage MDM at my old company and I can tell you there is a shit load they can do once you install their utilities. For example:
Tell me you’re from the US without telling me you’re from the US. In Europe a 100 year old house isn’t uncommon and isn’t even close to needing to be demolished.
I know it’s still cheaper but don’t forget to factor in labor cost to build it. That being said it would be interesting to see what the differential is.
Have you ever asked yourself why your so bothered by it, and if it’s worth being bothered by it?
What makes you certain it was due to your sexual orientation or gender?
Meanwhile, everyone is the Fortune 101+ is raking in the talent by allowing remote work. Every job I’ve seen that is remote has had 400+ applicants on LI whereas on-site is lucky to get 20-30.
Companies offering remote are swimming in talent options.
That’s basically exactly what I was getting at. So theoretically, at least with machines, you would only need your head to survive.
Can someone explain what is going on? I’ve seen something to this effect mentioned 4 times already on multiple sites.
Just like RHEL. Linux is free, but RedHat has a paid-for support model. Don’t like it, use another distro, it’ll still work together though.
In other words their response was “hey dumbass here’s what happened, now move along”. They didn’t do anything except school you.
Replacing those has got to be a pain with the amount of duct tape you used. And why is there tape on the bottom?
You’d have maybe 5 minutes before it’d suck the battery dry.
What? I’m curious to hear why. Gaming has shown to increase hand eye coordination, better thinking and logical skills, and if you go for non-electronic gaming it can help a person develop social skills by interacting with others.
A blanket ban on gaming just seems short sighted, rather than teaching them rights and wrongs around playing and overplay