If you drop orange sand on black paper what would you see? Do you see what you expected? cool you have just added evidence to your hypothesis as to how you dropped your sand and what outcome that would have.
No they need to know your risks. Only a part of that is how much you drive and your insurance premium (at least here) does reflect that. It also reflect where you live, where you park your car, what car you have, if you use it for company business and what you do as a profession. All of that for private vehicle insurance.
In the UK Uber cabs are legal but the drivers need to be licensed and registered (token on the plates) as a minicab driver. Mini cabs are only allowed to service by dispatch (no pickups as there needs to be a record) and also need to quote in advance. That sort of fits the bill for Uber drivers. But the insurance is higher as any possible claims for damage may be much much higher.
Limited liability is useful for investors as it means that the most they can loose is what they put in. It is a market distortion and a handy one. Minimum wage is a quite similar distortion of the market.
Both exist because the government does choose a direction that the market should move. Like it or not or think that is right or wrong it is what happens.
More to the fact that I thought the employees were provided with some of the redundancy requirements required but sued over the requirements that were not provided.
Well that "do no evil" in the corporate charter means that unlike many other companies, they do actually have a choice not to do evil.Not that they seem to have been using that choice often.
I got t many comments asking for examples of google dropping services with little or no notice on the previous article about google photos. It amuses me that this turns up the very next day.
I think SMS for notifications can often be better then more complex systems. It has been around for decades and it works.
Personally I think it is because the three letter agencies are getting paranoid that publicly traded companies are gathering more intelligence and making more use of it then they are. They could require those companies to provide the information via warrents but they are worried that they don't know what questions to ask them;P
I believe the notice about requiring previous pay back is just a legal notification. It is a mechanism that can be used to grab monies back from people who got paid a extraordinarily large salary just before the company folded (i.e. they used foreknowledge to try to take the money and run). Although I suppose it could be technically used against any employee.
There are three versions according to the presented paper.
"The developed origami robot. (a) (From left to right) water-degradable model whose outer layer dissolves in water; conductive model (aluminum coated polyester); acetone-degradable model whose entire body (except magnet) dissolves in acetone. "
The insurance company needs to know that you work for Uber for the prices to get elevated for you. And they do not in general (unless you tell them and pay more for your policy)
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That is McDonalds.
Stupid question.
If you drop orange sand on black paper what would you see? Do you see what you expected? cool you have just added evidence to your hypothesis as to how you dropped your sand and what outcome that would have.
No they need to know your risks. Only a part of that is how much you drive and your insurance premium (at least here) does reflect that. It also reflect where you live, where you park your car, what car you have, if you use it for company business and what you do as a profession. All of that for private vehicle insurance.
In the UK Uber cabs are legal but the drivers need to be licensed and registered (token on the plates) as a minicab driver. Mini cabs are only allowed to service by dispatch (no pickups as there needs to be a record) and also need to quote in advance. That sort of fits the bill for Uber drivers. But the insurance is higher as any possible claims for damage may be much much higher.
Limited liability is useful for investors as it means that the most they can loose is what they put in. It is a market distortion and a handy one.
Minimum wage is a quite similar distortion of the market.
Both exist because the government does choose a direction that the market should move. Like it or not or think that is right or wrong it is what happens.
More to the fact that I thought the employees were provided with some of the redundancy requirements required but sued over the requirements that were not provided.
SMS notifications are a service provided by google for their calendar product. Hence they are shuttering a service.
They also shut down the SMS google query
http://www.slate.com/blogs/fut...
Or perhaps http://www.pcworld.com/article...
Oi, My UID is half of yours :P
Yep generally they are split into multiple SMS or a single MMS.
I guess this means the end of twitter with its 140 char limit. Nah, thats a multibillion dollar company that probably won't get rid of SMS
Well that "do no evil" in the corporate charter means that unlike many other companies, they do actually have a choice not to do evil.Not that they seem to have been using that choice often.
And the Nokia 3310 is free. I have a couple kicking around. So you really do not care if you lose them, get them stolen, break a floor with them.
I got t many comments asking for examples of google dropping services with little or no notice on the previous article about google photos. It amuses me that this turns up the very next day.
I think SMS for notifications can often be better then more complex systems. It has been around for decades and it works.
Wow, I only had to wait a single day for an example. You have 28 days to change anything that depends on this.
http://tech.slashdot.org/story...
It is far easier to imagine something then it is to make that imagination come to life and actually work.
Personally I think it is because the three letter agencies are getting paranoid that publicly traded companies are gathering more intelligence and making more use of it then they are. They could require those companies to provide the information via warrents but they are worried that they don't know what questions to ask them ;P
Nah that was the FREEDOM bill which is not going to be passed. Hence the issue with the PATRIOT act expiring.
Sorry about the comic sans (quite unpleasant). It about employment law in France.
A summary of french employment lay wrt to layoffs/firing is here.
http://www.laweurope-internati...
I believe the notice about requiring previous pay back is just a legal notification. It is a mechanism that can be used to grab monies back from people who got paid a extraordinarily large salary just before the company folded (i.e. they used foreknowledge to try to take the money and run). Although I suppose it could be technically used against any employee.
http://www.laweurope-internati...
There are three versions according to the presented paper.
"The developed origami robot. (a) (From left to right)
water-degradable model whose outer layer dissolves in water;
conductive model (aluminum coated polyester); acetone-degradable
model whose entire body (except magnet) dissolves in acetone. "
He is pointing out that google are renowned for dropping services for business reasons. Often with little or no warning.
The insurance company needs to know that you work for Uber for the prices to get elevated for you. And they do not in general (unless you tell them and pay more for your policy)
That is the APK we all know and love.
1970s I think. Look up the comments as someone posted a link about it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
Or were you thinking of the much earlier jet powered one?
And you would need to be totally insane or have a parachute.