How about instead of a typical minimum wage, there is a law that requires some kind of profit , ( and risk ) sharing with employees.
You don't think employees are shouldering any risk in our current system? You realize every employee is basically giving the company a loan every day. The company pays it back afew weeks later.
Our current tax and company structures take no account of the value labor imparts, they only value capital.
University? I had to decline an offer from Columbia University because my ITT tech (yeah.. srsly) transcripts were lost after their bankruptcy. They eventually turned up and I have a copy now. Although, I think I've removed them from my resume because they add nothing after almost 20 years of experience.
They offered me a contingent start, but took so long to get there I had to pass. It was almost 3 months after their original offer.
I've recommended others for jobs, but every job I've worked has been found via a job listing or a recruiter. I'm admittedly, not a great net-worker, but I'm friendly and professional. I worked my way from Helpdesk to Senior System Admin and I've changed jobs on average every 3 years, some 5 years, some 2 years, one 8 months.
At the higher end of tech employment (in the midwest), finding opportunities is the hardest part.
Lick your thumb, swipe it over the sticker. Swipe over the sticker with a dry part of your hand, or a napkin if you want to get fancy. Apply new sticker over old sticker.
I had uverse and it was the same thing with on-demand programming, your not skipping anything or fast forwarding. DVR missed the end of a show so you grab the on-demand version.. TFB no fast forwarding for you.
Now I'm on xfinity X1,:`(, and they let me skip anything. Even if it has the no-skip message and won't let me fast forward, it lets me skip with the "hacked" 30 second skip button. Honestly, it's so much better then Uverse I turned down symmetrical gigabit from AT&T to keep the wife happy.
That's what I tell people about the cloud. It's great when it works, but if you have problems you are almost certainly just a small fish. The best you can hope for his your money back, but your services will still be down and your left scrambling to build elsewhere.
You could use veam's free windows client to backup to a usb, NAS, or separate internal drive. It will create bootable media for you to restore from. You can even include distinct credentials for the NAS, so malware won't cross over to it.
lost some comment there with a open tag.
use the system rescue cd to resize your disk (gparted), and leave empty space at the end. Format that end space with a linux filesystem (xfs). Windows can't see it, but you can store a compressed image of your system using dd, partimage, or fsarchiver.
If that's the case you should have a spare HD with a cloned image, or take regular images with an appropriate tool. I used to use a pxe boot server and image systems to samba share. A real easy way is to use this guyWhen you boot back to windows, that space is invisible and unaccessible to malware. You can always boot back to linux and restore your system.
If you ensure you completely wipe the drive, by "nuking" it or formatting with different filesystems, for example xfs before reinstalling windows, it's pretty safe.
This Winlink? It looks like there are plenty of options. Even so, slapping it in a vm that you can snapshot and maintain would be way less work then maintaining your behemoth pc.
Should we start a zero tolerance policy for speeding? Lock people up, impound their vehicles, and put their kids in foster care? This is the equivalency.
Why do you need to file in locations you've never paid taxes in? Why should you be able to sell anywhere with impunity? Maybe national web stores are not a sustainable small business model.
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How about instead of a typical minimum wage, there is a law that requires some kind of profit , ( and risk ) sharing with employees.
You don't think employees are shouldering any risk in our current system?
You realize every employee is basically giving the company a loan every day. The company pays it back afew weeks later.
Our current tax and company structures take no account of the value labor imparts, they only value capital.
University?
I had to decline an offer from Columbia University because my ITT tech (yeah.. srsly) transcripts were lost after their bankruptcy.
They eventually turned up and I have a copy now. Although, I think I've removed them from my resume because they add nothing after almost 20 years of experience.
They offered me a contingent start, but took so long to get there I had to pass. It was almost 3 months after their original offer.
I've recommended others for jobs, but every job I've worked has been found via a job listing or a recruiter. I'm admittedly, not a great net-worker, but I'm friendly and professional.
I worked my way from Helpdesk to Senior System Admin and I've changed jobs on average every 3 years, some 5 years, some 2 years, one 8 months.
At the higher end of tech employment (in the midwest), finding opportunities is the hardest part.
Their have so many internal subdivisions and departments this will never help anyone outside of California, keep dreaming.
Looks like the USPS equivelent is a certificate of mailing. It's cheaper then certified mail.
In my experience, they won't give you a good offer until your other service is plugged in and the contract is signed.
Computers should make it easy enough to apply this rule only to CA customers. Let's not kid ourselves too much.
Save some money and order from monoprice. Probably way faster shipping too.
I'd like a citation for that claim. I haven't heard it before, the false flag stuff.
Lick your thumb, swipe it over the sticker. Swipe over the sticker with a dry part of your hand, or a napkin if you want to get fancy.
Apply new sticker over old sticker.
All I can say is, "Your Welcome!".
I had uverse and it was the same thing with on-demand programming, your not skipping anything or fast forwarding. DVR missed the end of a show so you grab the on-demand version.. TFB no fast forwarding for you.
:`(, and they let me skip anything. Even if it has the no-skip message and won't let me fast forward, it lets me skip with the "hacked" 30 second skip button. Honestly, it's so much better then Uverse I turned down symmetrical gigabit from AT&T to keep the wife happy.
Now I'm on xfinity X1,
Stimulants can have a calming effect on people with ADHD.
That's what I tell people about the cloud. It's great when it works, but if you have problems you are almost certainly just a small fish. The best you can hope for his your money back, but your services will still be down and your left scrambling to build elsewhere.
OpenSuse had a top notch KDE environment.
You could use veam's free windows client to backup to a usb, NAS, or separate internal drive. It will create bootable media for you to restore from. You can even include distinct credentials for the NAS, so malware won't cross over to it.
I think this is 99% FUD. Drive firmware alteration would crash stuff and it's outside the norm for malware of the current generation.
lost some comment there with a open tag.
use the system rescue cd to resize your disk (gparted), and leave empty space at the end. Format that end space with a linux filesystem (xfs). Windows can't see it, but you can store a compressed image of your system using dd, partimage, or fsarchiver.
If that's the case you should have a spare HD with a cloned image, or take regular images with an appropriate tool. I used to use a pxe boot server and image systems to samba share. A real easy way is to use this guyWhen you boot back to windows, that space is invisible and unaccessible to malware. You can always boot back to linux and restore your system.
If you ensure you completely wipe the drive, by "nuking" it or formatting with different filesystems, for example xfs before reinstalling windows, it's pretty safe.
True, cleaning up is usually at least 3 to 4 times more expensive in time and the end product is always suspect.
This Winlink? It looks like there are plenty of options. Even so, slapping it in a vm that you can snapshot and maintain would be way less work then maintaining your behemoth pc.
Should we start a zero tolerance policy for speeding? Lock people up, impound their vehicles, and put their kids in foster care? This is the equivalency.
...just means the next Democrat to become President will face the same type of tactics.
At risk of responding to a troll, FTFY.
No mod points today, but you nailed it.
Why do you need to file in locations you've never paid taxes in? Why should you be able to sell anywhere with impunity? Maybe national web stores are not a sustainable small business model.