Measuring attendance, hours worked, hours in the office is easy.
Measuring productivity is hard.
Previous job, I worked at home because all my time was billed. Measuring productivity was easy.
Current job, I work from work because none of my time is billed. They see me, they say they're validating that I'm working. But none of my output is measured in a meaningful way.
I never knew I would go into IT in order to become an accountant, calculating depreciation schedules and providing chargeback/showback charts to "internal customers."
Business wants easy way to make money. News at 11.
They just need to admit to themselves that it's about the money. Once they nail their "low hanging fruit," they're going to diversify... by finding more low-hanging fruit.
Risk compensation is a theory which suggests that people typically adjust their behavior in response to the perceived level of risk, becoming more careful where they sense greater risk and less careful if they feel more protected. Although usually small in comparison to the fundamental benefits of safety interventions, it may result in a lower net benefit than expected.[n 1]
By way of example, it has been observed that motorists drove faster when wearing seatbelts and closer to the vehicle in front when the vehicles were fitted with anti-lock brakes.
E-mails are just text files, and can be easily forged. Anyone who's ever gotten a spam message from themselves should realize this.
Collecting forensics evidence from a hard drive so that it's admissible in courts is not the same as just dumping files. Last I knew, you have to preserve the data in the original format, and provide access to the defense.
Unless these E-mails are signed by a private key known to be Clinton's, I don't really see how they're going to be admissible.
They're consumers of the public road system, and consumers of the local legislative process, which is what Uber and Lyft were trying to hijack.
I might not have opposed Prop 1 if it had just been about background checks. I wouldn't use Uber or Lyft, because of that issue, but if you want to get drunk and then ride home with a felon, who am I to stop you?
I ended up opposing Uber and Lyft due to the the provision allowing them to block traffic.
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IIRC, Edison broke the rules of his job by automating the keepalive message.d
Bears repeating: You will never automate _yourself_ out of a job.
Quitting seems like a Quixotic gesture.... just kinda delays the inevitable while they find a new engineer.
"Waymo Self-driving Cars Are Having Problems Turning Around Corners "
According to TFA, it should be "Waymo Self-driving Cars Are More Risk-Averse than Human Drivers."
Offer incentives not to register through Apple.
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Measuring attendance, hours worked, hours in the office is easy.
Measuring productivity is hard.
Previous job, I worked at home because all my time was billed. Measuring productivity was easy.
Current job, I work from work because none of my time is billed. They see me, they say they're validating that I'm working. But none of my output is measured in a meaningful way.
Say it with me, now, "compliance is not security."
"Perhaps he can recovery some dignity..." ... but he'll never recover his integrity.
Why anyone reported on what he said baffles me; he has to rank up there with Baghdad Bob.
I never knew I would go into IT in order to become an accountant, calculating depreciation schedules and providing chargeback/showback charts to "internal customers."
And I'm not some middle-management drone....
Rarely have I hated a company as much as I hate Uber....
Ignoring and violating local regulations
Violating labor laws
"Greyball" tracking
Interference in local politics
Toxic culture
What did I miss?
Business wants easy way to make money. News at 11.
They just need to admit to themselves that it's about the money. Once they nail their "low hanging fruit," they're going to diversify... by finding more low-hanging fruit.
In other words, you know that violating the CFAA has draconian penalties and you want some stupid script kiddie to take the risk for you....
Now I have to wait for my Google self-driving car.....
TheOutline.com, serving quality journalism since December 2016, and which is totally not a propaganda site.
riiiiiiight.
The wayback machine shows this domain for sale for a long time... and it just started serving articles last December.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
"Your grand entrance on the red carpet of light."
Really? Who the eff writes this drivel?
Might as well read, "drive this and display your flaming narcissism for all to see!"
Um, no....
The defense asks, "where did you get these files?"
Prosecution replies, "Wikileaks."
Defense says, "motion to suppress."
Judge rules, "granted."
"To make that motion, the defense would have to admit that someone hacked their server in order to place fake emails."
Nope. It's up to the prosecution to show that the emails actually came from Clinton's server.
E-mails are just text files, and can be easily forged. Anyone who's ever gotten a spam message from themselves should realize this.
Collecting forensics evidence from a hard drive so that it's admissible in courts is not the same as just dumping files. Last I knew, you have to preserve the data in the original format, and provide access to the defense.
Unless these E-mails are signed by a private key known to be Clinton's, I don't really see how they're going to be admissible.
...worthless copper for worthless electricity?
No?
Companies are rapidly all falling into the same category: those that have been hacked and will be hacked again.
They're consumers of the public road system, and consumers of the local legislative process, which is what Uber and Lyft were trying to hijack.
I might not have opposed Prop 1 if it had just been about background checks. I wouldn't use Uber or Lyft, because of that issue, but if you want to get drunk and then ride home with a felon, who am I to stop you?
I ended up opposing Uber and Lyft due to the the provision allowing them to block traffic.
That's why 8 of 10 new businesses fail.
Enable the auto-brightness setting.
Done.
Dice sold Slashdot. Maybe you missed it?
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