Another is to never lock a door on a convertible, if someone cuts through the roof to get inside the cost will be much more than anything they could have stolen.
Estimating the mass and energy of particles is a very established science- I would be very surprised if all of the detectors aren't calibrated in real-time against well known particles identified in the same event.
Congresses cut of funding destroyed physics programs across the country- although the collider was in Texas there were people working on detectors, software and other aspects of the project across the entire US.
Actually diamonds are probably one of the less pure materials, because there is no way to refine them like you can with elements that can be zone refined such as silicon. Buckyballs can be refined by fractional crystalization... etc etc.
You can retain a good experienced older workforce this way- generally boring surroundings, 40 hr workweeks, infrequent or no 'emergencies', protection from management and showing poor or troublesome employees the door.
I think there is more to it than pay- you need management that protects their coders, keeps the hours reasonable and gets rid of employees that pollute the work environment.
One of my co-workers came off of a HP minicomputer and was fixing bugs in.NET web applications within a few weeks, a few years later he is now the lead on another web project.
Recording industry has money invested in a business model and they are going to get as much money as possible from their investment as possible. It's dollars and cents, fear has nothing to do with it.
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Another is to never lock a door on a convertible, if someone cuts through the roof to get inside the cost will be much more than anything they could have stolen.
Opportunists aren't going to be hacking into a BMW either, which is what the article is about. I would agree that a club has some preventive value....
This is all so complicated, how about a car analogy? ;-)
Steering wheels are a thin steel hoop enclosed in foam you can hacksaw through them in less than a minute.
Estimating the mass and energy of particles is a very established science- I would be very surprised if all of the detectors aren't calibrated in real-time against well known particles identified in the same event.
Congresses cut of funding destroyed physics programs across the country- although the collider was in Texas there were people working on detectors, software and other aspects of the project across the entire US.
I believe you on that but you would be surprised at how many nines they get out of some important industrial materials.
Actually diamonds are probably one of the less pure materials, because there is no way to refine them like you can with elements that can be zone refined such as silicon. Buckyballs can be refined by fractional crystalization... etc etc.
Impurities are locked into diamonds.
So I guess you are applying 'clothism' with 'twits in a business suit'....
Who gives a shit? There are lots of atomically pure materials.
Also he dresses poorly. Don't go to wall street hoodie in hand asking for people to invest their pension money.
You can retain a good experienced older workforce this way- generally boring surroundings, 40 hr workweeks, infrequent or no 'emergencies', protection from management and showing poor or troublesome employees the door.
When they started selling catsup in bottles instead of cans people complained because the metallic taste was gone.
There is the old saying 'bad publicity is better than none at all'
This sounds more like an HBO publicity stunt than anything....
I hate statistics 63% of the time.
What if his network goes down? He needs to spend a few hours figuring out a pencil/paper/calculator process and have that ready to go as a backup.
Please mod- this was my initial thought
I have used the AVG free suite for years with the more obtrusive stuff turned off and have had no problems...
Or better yet, cut some of the rubbish from your lifestyle and have one of the parents stay home to take care of the kids.
Not sure what your beef is, I have one and I think it was worth every penny.
I think there is more to it than pay- you need management that protects their coders, keeps the hours reasonable and gets rid of employees that pollute the work environment.
I've been told that these are unenforceable.
One of my co-workers came off of a HP minicomputer and was fixing bugs in .NET web applications within a few weeks, a few years later he is now the lead on another web project.
Recording industry has money invested in a business model and they are going to get as much money as possible from their investment as possible. It's dollars and cents, fear has nothing to do with it.