When I said ambitious I was thinking relative to the area and its options.
True, assembly line work (I mean in general, not this specific place necessarily) looks like a shit job from here, but for example, if your alternative is agriculture or small scale merchant, a factory job is reliable pay by comparison.
1) Unless you've been there, you can't guarantee the accuracy of anything the human rights report says
2) Plenty of people take tough ambitious jobs and wash out because they discover they can't hack it. "Average" may be 6 months but what is the distribution? People who can't handle the hours who quit quickly skew that.
Perhaps I'm just cynical but I don't necessarily believe her inclusion was an accident.
That someone would use a delusional/mentally ill person to further a legislative effort creeps me out almost as much as the idea that people in such a state aren't getting help for their problems.
Bittorrent is (or was at least) notorious for choking consumer routers; as I remember it had to do with ACK'ing large numbers of connection requests and filling buffer up in the router.
It wouldn't surprise me if on a larger scale, that enterprise level stuff was susceptable to the same. I really don't know what sort of hardware those have in them, and traffic shaping would change the playing field considerably.
Quality has improved yes, but for much of that time it was: cheap, portable, quality, pick one (or two) Now you can spend a relatively small amount and get a very capable recording device that fits in a coat pocket, that is what people are really getting at, i think.
Personally I could see rejecting footage for being "too clean" but only in certain circumstances depending on the media from which it came and the reported recording device. It would be like providing a "scan" of a polaroid instant photo with a razor sharp image of bigfoot, past the capabilities of the medium and therefore calling its credibility into question.
With glossy, instead of that nasty scatter that makes a matte screen unreadable, don't you just get reflections? Sun glaring into your eye suddenly, watching people behind you, that type of thing?
I ask because I have a 27" glossy LCD that I adore for photo editing and gaming, but I have to mind how the room is lit because light coming over my shoulder causes reflections.
I don't think either side is really interested in bringing the public's eye too fixedly to the inevitable discrepancy between campaign promises and after the fact action
Open source accounting- where time invested has no value because you're stickin it to the man;)
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Out of curiosity, where are you that your library has up to date technical books?
Mine has got some interesting ones, they have really neat BASIC programs but typing them in by hand is pain.
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It all makes sense (sortof) when you consider how many harebrained ideas thought up by upper management make no mention of otherwise-billable or unproductive time contributed by employees affected.
You have hit upon the root of the problem. The principal shouldn't have care in the slightest about what the parents of a shitbag child think about their precious snowflake being booted out for persistent disruptions.
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Thanks for the clarification re: mean/average.
When I said ambitious I was thinking relative to the area and its options.
True, assembly line work (I mean in general, not this specific place necessarily) looks like a shit job from here, but for example, if your alternative is agriculture or small scale merchant, a factory job is reliable pay by comparison.
It takes a while, and a really tiny screwdriver
Being stationary is going to make it more bearable, not less because you aren't exerting yourself.
1) Unless you've been there, you can't guarantee the accuracy of anything the human rights report says
2) Plenty of people take tough ambitious jobs and wash out because they discover they can't hack it. "Average" may be 6 months but what is the distribution? People who can't handle the hours who quit quickly skew that.
Perhaps I'm just cynical but I don't necessarily believe her inclusion was an accident.
That someone would use a delusional/mentally ill person to further a legislative effort creeps me out almost as much as the idea that people in such a state aren't getting help for their problems.
Each side only gets to toss so many though, right?
I thought policy was just to cover the asses of the people who make requests like this, and set aside whenever they want something counter to it?
Bittorrent is (or was at least) notorious for choking consumer routers; as I remember it had to do with ACK'ing large numbers of connection requests and filling buffer up in the router.
It wouldn't surprise me if on a larger scale, that enterprise level stuff was susceptable to the same. I really don't know what sort of hardware those have in them, and traffic shaping would change the playing field considerably.
Because as I understand it really fancy copiers are also document repositories of sorts, with a web interface to retrieve faxes and scans, and so on.
Not saying it's a good idea, but it's an extension of the "multifunction machine" that copiers have become anyway
I uh, if you'll just give me a few minutes to pack my things...
Quality has improved yes, but for much of that time it was: cheap, portable, quality, pick one (or two) Now you can spend a relatively small amount and get a very capable recording device that fits in a coat pocket, that is what people are really getting at, i think.
Personally I could see rejecting footage for being "too clean" but only in certain circumstances depending on the media from which it came and the reported recording device. It would be like providing a "scan" of a polaroid instant photo with a razor sharp image of bigfoot, past the capabilities of the medium and therefore calling its credibility into question.
Man, I just looked down at my kb thinking you had a good idea, then was REALLY confused for a minute.
Then I remembered I'd messed the keys around to fuck with people who looked over my shoulder.
With glossy, instead of that nasty scatter that makes a matte screen unreadable, don't you just get reflections? Sun glaring into your eye suddenly, watching people behind you, that type of thing?
I ask because I have a 27" glossy LCD that I adore for photo editing and gaming, but I have to mind how the room is lit because light coming over my shoulder causes reflections.
I don't think either side is really interested in bringing the public's eye too fixedly to the inevitable discrepancy between campaign promises and after the fact action
Mind = blown.
Open source accounting- where time invested has no value because you're stickin it to the man ;)
Out of curiosity, where are you that your library has up to date technical books?
Mine has got some interesting ones, they have really neat BASIC programs but typing them in by hand is pain.
It all makes sense (sortof) when you consider how many harebrained ideas thought up by upper management make no mention of otherwise-billable or unproductive time contributed by employees affected.
Good job, now there are criminal charges against you along the lines of extortion, blackmail, libel, etc.
People think of rhubarb as a fruit? It's like red celery...
That's an interesting point. How does it figure in to getting a credit card? Do you fax both sides to the issuing institution or anything like that?
If you're so easily irritated i for one am glad your career has nothing to do with explosives or heavy equipment ;)
You have hit upon the root of the problem. The principal shouldn't have care in the slightest about what the parents of a shitbag child think about their precious snowflake being booted out for persistent disruptions.
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