If you already have a new employer then why would it raise flags? They've already hired you and (probably) have no idea what sort of circumstances you plan to leave your old employer under unless you have informed them and that would be pretty dumb to do.
Sometimes bridges are worth burning. Not a good idea as a general practice I'll concur but if someone came to me and said I'll triple your salary, you'll work with nice people and you get to work 20 hours a week I'd consider burning a few bridges for that. I've also had the "pleasure" of working for a few real douchebags and those are bridges I wouldn't mind burning either.
1 If I'm the hiring person and you don't give your current employer notice then I'll assume that you are a snake and will do the same to me later, regardless of whether I would need knowledge transition at that point. You're talking a professional (knowledge) position here, right?
2 How sure are you that you won't ever want the old job as a reference? I've been surprised at how well some older references have worked for me.
Making it not searchable means they identified it, knows where it is, and can alert authorities to same.
Second-order effect is to reduce cp production.
Easy enough to get to, but most people don't know about it or use is.
Never more than "click - delete - confirm" from bricking your machine once in the registry but in my experience that rarely happens.
Make it relatively easy to get to but not at the top 1-2 levels where people will stumble into it.
Maybe add a dire warning when one tries to access it, and maybe a couple confirmations before do something destructive.
Having and "undo" button is good.
If it's too omni and can phuck up other people unintentionally or deliberately then take it out - function should either exist or not exist and have sufficient warnings to stop accidental usage.
Obnoxious wait-timers can be useful in these cases (but they really are obnoxious).
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99% of the time it's perfectly safe.
And to keep in the spirit of comments in general, they're Worse Than Hitler, Satan And JarJar Binks All Rolled Into One!!!!!!!!!
No good. That still would be broadcasting RF so you won't be allowed to use it.
Nah, that'd be a hand greenade.
Yeah. Galaxy is exploding. Not news.
Can ice be hot and cold at the same time?
What about my updates to the Facebook Electroshock S&M site?
Upgrade it so it kills them *before* they complete the firstpost. Then the next firstposter comes along ....
Well, technically, hitting Earth with it would put it into "lunar orbit".
If you already have a new employer then why would it raise flags? They've already hired you and (probably) have no idea what sort of circumstances you plan to leave your old employer under unless you have informed them and that would be pretty dumb to do.
Sometimes bridges are worth burning. Not a good idea as a general practice I'll concur but if someone came to me and said I'll triple your salary, you'll work with nice people and you get to work 20 hours a week I'd consider burning a few bridges for that. I've also had the "pleasure" of working for a few real douchebags and those are bridges I wouldn't mind burning either.
1 If I'm the hiring person and you don't give your current employer notice then I'll assume that you are a snake and will do the same to me later, regardless of whether I would need knowledge transition at that point. You're talking a professional (knowledge) position here, right? 2 How sure are you that you won't ever want the old job as a reference? I've been surprised at how well some older references have worked for me.
Flesh-pots in space? Sweet!
It's a spy agency. You're misinterpreting the meaning of "firing" here. As in "ready, aim, ...".
The key to military success is good advance planning.
Better warn Niven.
Does "up to" include negative numbers?
Can the MS devs apply to the program for some *very* recent bugs?
Slashdotters shut up about Windows? Also unthinkable.
Bugs? In Windows? I'm gonna be rich!
Making it not searchable means they identified it, knows where it is, and can alert authorities to same. Second-order effect is to reduce cp production.
The fog rolls in a changes your DNA and you go from being a person to a thing while you try devour the L.A pretty people. FTFY
I for one can't wait for academic credentials to be judged based on .... #cough# ... blogs.
Got news for ya. If you average DC in then the depth of horseshit in the streets (and everywhere else) is way deeper than six feet.
I feel that one euro per unlicensed copy created by the defendant is fair compensation your honor.
Easy enough to get to, but most people don't know about it or use is. Never more than "click - delete - confirm" from bricking your machine once in the registry but in my experience that rarely happens. Make it relatively easy to get to but not at the top 1-2 levels where people will stumble into it. Maybe add a dire warning when one tries to access it, and maybe a couple confirmations before do something destructive. Having and "undo" button is good. If it's too omni and can phuck up other people unintentionally or deliberately then take it out - function should either exist or not exist and have sufficient warnings to stop accidental usage. Obnoxious wait-timers can be useful in these cases (but they really are obnoxious).
What about the most invasive species of all?