Seeing as 78% of FB users are mobile ( http://techcrunch.com/2013/08/13/facebook-mobile-user-count/ ), this seems to have a limited market.
In fact, many people (myself included) would be "forced" to use FB mobile, since it is blocked by the corporate firewall.
Maybe someone could write an Android version, which activates the phone's buzzer until the browser is closed.
They are hated by the major media conglomerates and are going to be destroyed in the next election by the media.
FTFY.
All the alleged hate towards the Labor Party is spin by Murdoch/Fairfax.
No reasonably intelligent person I have met, has indicated that they'd prefer Abbott over Gillard.
The Opposition / media have resorted to bully tactics, since they have no substantial basis on which to attack Labor/Gillard.
So, I get this note in the mailbox that I have a package that is too big for the mailbox, I have to pick it up at the PO. But, I leave for work before the PO opens, return after it closes, and it's 50 miles away so I can't sneak down there during lunch.
This was a problem until recently in Australia too.
Now Australia Post have started using self-service parcel lockers. Works great.
Sign up for the service, get a user id, then anyone can send a parcel to "John Smith, Parcel Locker <userid>, <mail sorting centre>, Australia"
24hr access to the lockers. I get an email & an SMS when a parcel arrives, containing the code to open the locker.
I have 48hrs to pick up my parcel, before they take the parcel away and file it in the office.
High voltage is of course a completely different scenario, luckily one most wont have to deal with... Like a water cooling system next to a 132kV transformer... ugh...
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A link that compares several countries (in german, but the countries should be easy to read) prices in dollar cents: http://de.statista.com/statistik/daten/studie/13020/umfrage/strompreise-in-ausgewaehlten-laendern/
Where on earth did they get their figures from? They say Australia pays 11.68c/kWh. I know I pay ~28c/kWh in AU... real figures here: http://www.originenergy.com.au/files/necf/NSW_Electricity_Residential_AusGrid_Standard%20Published%20Rate.PDF
Seeing as 78% of FB users are mobile ( http://techcrunch.com/2013/08/13/facebook-mobile-user-count/ ), this seems to have a limited market.
In fact, many people (myself included) would be "forced" to use FB mobile, since it is blocked by the corporate firewall.
Maybe someone could write an Android version, which activates the phone's buzzer until the browser is closed.
They are hated by the major media conglomerates and are going to be destroyed in the next election by the media.
FTFY.
All the alleged hate towards the Labor Party is spin by Murdoch/Fairfax.
No reasonably intelligent person I have met, has indicated that they'd prefer Abbott over Gillard.
The Opposition / media have resorted to bully tactics, since they have no substantial basis on which to attack Labor/Gillard.
If I fill my car with ethanol instead of petrol, does that make it a new car?
So, I get this note in the mailbox that I have a package that is too big for the mailbox, I have to pick it up at the PO. But, I leave for work before the PO opens, return after it closes, and it's 50 miles away so I can't sneak down there during lunch.
This was a problem until recently in Australia too.
Now Australia Post have started using self-service parcel lockers. Works great.
Sign up for the service, get a user id, then anyone can send a parcel to "John Smith, Parcel Locker <userid>, <mail sorting centre>, Australia"
24hr access to the lockers. I get an email & an SMS when a parcel arrives, containing the code to open the locker.
I have 48hrs to pick up my parcel, before they take the parcel away and file it in the office.
In Australia we pay about US$5.50 to US$6.00 a gallon. A$1.30 per litre (cheap petrol) is about $3.40 for a US gallon.
How do you get $3.40/US gal? 3.78L/US gal * AU$1.30 * 1.04 (exchange rate) = US$5.10
Why don't you ask this at the Fountain Pen Network? http://www.fountainpennetwork.com/
haven't peculated up to the top yet. Soon I hope.
Peculating is what many CxOs do when they get to the top. I suspect rather, that you are trying to 'percolate'.
How could an investigation rule out a possible inside job?
In Soviet Russia, inside job rules out possible investigation.
High voltage is of course a completely different scenario, luckily one most wont have to deal with... Like a water cooling system next to a 132kV transformer... ugh...
Actually, HV transformers CAN be water cooled: http://www.abc.net.au/cgi-bin/common/printfriendly.pl?http://www.abc.net.au/news/newsitems/200410/s1221697.htm (In this case, it was a 33kV/11kV transformer)
... RIP. Not a fanboi, but a great contribution.