You can put whatever you want in a contract. And then if the employee has the time and money to fight it in court they could eventually prove it was unenforceable.
You cannot have a browser that doesn't leak memory because of the complexity of "the DOM". Websites are insecurable because of the way html is written and driven.
Abandoning XHTML for html5 (anything goes edition) was maybe the worst move in w3c history. And I'm saying that as someone who doesn't really like XML.
No reputable CA should be signing EV certs with punycode that looks like English words.
Let's Encrypt will happily do it. Because certs only validate that you're connecting to a server linked to the same people that own the domain. And unless you want to teach people which CAs to trust and which ones to be unsure about, this is not the answer.
That argument was lost with words like "phone" as an abbreviation for telephone. And co-ed (co-educational) somehow meaning only women. Pro as Professional is an entire prefix that only means one use of it when alone. And if you want to go way back, gymnasium shortened to gym reduces to naked in Greek (when you look at the original word parts).
Most of the early computers had no persistent storage either. Computing is separate from storing. A calculator fits the definition of computer, just not general-purpose computer (though that's typically implied by the term "computer" in vernacular).
Well, OK. Their current wireless charging maxes out at 7.5W, while the wired charging supports up to 29W. And any details of what's in Apple's AirPower standard are still not released, so I don't know if it includes anything over 7.5W. It takes over 3 times as long to charge this way - so I doubt they're leaving it as-is.
But they still have a lot of work to do in order to present data and store/process the results of the query. They also resell those services. So they may have the incentive to run their own system. It really depends on how reasonable the rates at Vertex are for an entity the size of Amazon.
Further, if they want to be hip - they never let the apple logo on the back get covered up. Even case makers leave it exposed. Why not make the apple and stem the electrodes of a cradle charging system? Still a sealed unit. But we've moved beyond two pin charging, I guess.
All ground beef comes out of the grinder through the grinder holes in "strands" of ground beef. Since the grain of the meat is already ground, it doesn't really matter if you keep this alignment the same or not. This would be an extremely minor difference since the strands are somewhat compressed together compared to the patty as a whole.
You said there was a "module" for "e-store." You're the one making it sound like a specific product. There are 3rd-party products for existing platforms that do this, but they are already expensive and the price is likely to go up now.
Are you saying every small business should use cookie-cutter solutions? Where is the competitive advantage in that? If you already have a custom system because it was easy to do, you have to throw everything out in order to use a pre-made sales tax system. The size of the business does not dictate that you do things poorly.
Why in simple hell would anybody, for crying out loud, build?
Amazon did. Lots of companies do. Part of it is planning for long-term growth, and another part is being in control of your own systems.
Also, the few companies that offer sales tax calculation as a service can charge as much as they want - you have no cost controls. What on earth do you think e-verify has to do with sales taxes? You're hardly making sense here.
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As long as you're OK with the offer being withdrawn at that point.
You can put whatever you want in a contract. And then if the employee has the time and money to fight it in court they could eventually prove it was unenforceable.
You cannot have a browser that doesn't leak memory because of the complexity of "the DOM". Websites are insecurable because of the way html is written and driven.
Abandoning XHTML for html5 (anything goes edition) was maybe the worst move in w3c history. And I'm saying that as someone who doesn't really like XML.
No reputable CA should be signing EV certs with punycode that looks like English words.
Let's Encrypt will happily do it. Because certs only validate that you're connecting to a server linked to the same people that own the domain. And unless you want to teach people which CAs to trust and which ones to be unsure about, this is not the answer.
small screens make lookalikes even harder to spot....Farsight Security
Yes, this does sound like a job better suited for Nearsight.
That argument was lost with words like "phone" as an abbreviation for telephone. And co-ed (co-educational) somehow meaning only women. Pro as Professional is an entire prefix that only means one use of it when alone. And if you want to go way back, gymnasium shortened to gym reduces to naked in Greek (when you look at the original word parts).
Short version: because when you fire an employee you want to cut their wifi access without changing everyone else's password.
Hey look, it's the same argument used for poor working conditions and a low minimum wage!
The EPA has all but been disbanded. Since they've abdicated their responsibility, the courts are what's left.
Except it doesn't work because they all have Chinese backing and can easily starve out MoviePass.
They also get full price on the tickets bought. They should love and promote Movie pass until the day it goes under.
That's been known for a while.
Most of the early computers had no persistent storage either. Computing is separate from storing. A calculator fits the definition of computer, just not general-purpose computer (though that's typically implied by the term "computer" in vernacular).
Well, OK. Their current wireless charging maxes out at 7.5W, while the wired charging supports up to 29W. And any details of what's in Apple's AirPower standard are still not released, so I don't know if it includes anything over 7.5W. It takes over 3 times as long to charge this way - so I doubt they're leaving it as-is.
Indeed Amazon uses Vertex:
https://sellercentral.amazon.c...
But they still have a lot of work to do in order to present data and store/process the results of the query. They also resell those services. So they may have the incentive to run their own system. It really depends on how reasonable the rates at Vertex are for an entity the size of Amazon.
Without their proprietary extensions - so it will charge very slowly if at all.
Further, if they want to be hip - they never let the apple logo on the back get covered up. Even case makers leave it exposed. Why not make the apple and stem the electrodes of a cradle charging system? Still a sealed unit. But we've moved beyond two pin charging, I guess.
Don't eat the burger vertically and you'll be fine. It's pretty easy to find and eat from the narrow edge.
That's one way to use up all that mining heat.
All ground beef comes out of the grinder through the grinder holes in "strands" of ground beef. Since the grain of the meat is already ground, it doesn't really matter if you keep this alignment the same or not. This would be an extremely minor difference since the strands are somewhat compressed together compared to the patty as a whole.
You said there was a "module" for "e-store." You're the one making it sound like a specific product. There are 3rd-party products for existing platforms that do this, but they are already expensive and the price is likely to go up now.
Why would anyone build?
Many already have. And I really don't think e-store is as big as you think, as I've never even heard of the platform.
Not going to answer about e-verify?
Are you saying every small business should use cookie-cutter solutions? Where is the competitive advantage in that? If you already have a custom system because it was easy to do, you have to throw everything out in order to use a pre-made sales tax system. The size of the business does not dictate that you do things poorly.
Why in simple hell would anybody, for crying out loud, build?
Amazon did. Lots of companies do. Part of it is planning for long-term growth, and another part is being in control of your own systems.
Also, the few companies that offer sales tax calculation as a service can charge as much as they want - you have no cost controls. What on earth do you think e-verify has to do with sales taxes? You're hardly making sense here.
What the simple fuck is hard about that?
Building or licensing a system like Amazon's.
I thought those were only good for recycling steel.