The concept of having a human ready to take over is bullshit. By the time he's realised that he needs to and reached the controls it's going to be too late.
It's coming. That nice Mrs May went to India recently and one of the items on the agenda was opening up India's financial services market for her city chums. There'll be a quid pro quo for that, and I have my suspicions what it'll be.
Mind you, I think Gordon Brown did something similar when contractors complained about IR35 and a lot of them fucked off abroad? Full fruit of their labours my arse.
Of course a contractor has the right to negotiate a rate. He doesn't have the right to dictate it, because the other party also has the right to negotiate it. If they can't get an overlap, they both walk way - no deal.
Protip: use the right word for the right meaning. It makes you look less retarded.
I used to work at a place where if you put an "Out Of Order" notice on something they'd fix it by removing the notice.
We (well I, they volunteered me because I used to work in a bar) once changed a water container (after waiting four hours for maintenance to do it). Fuck me, the song and dance they made how it could have caused a disaster and so on.
I will add that, unlike them, I did it properly; I peeled off the hygiene seal rather than leaving it in place so it got rammed inside the container by the spigot. Cunts.
We have built [an] entire system to implement technical and administrative controls to limit access to customer data to employees who require it to perform their jobs.
I built a shed once. It fell down.
Key point: building X and building X right are not the same thing.
This could include multiple steps of approval -- by managers and the legal team -- to ensure there is a legitimate business case for providing access
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Is that what passes for a thought-process in hipsters?
The concept of having a human ready to take over is bullshit. By the time he's realised that he needs to and reached the controls it's going to be too late.
It wouldn't be your fault if the chimps crashed. They're independent contractors!
The key difference is that when governments do it it's repression, but when corporations do it it's legitimate protection of shareholder value.
What belongs to a decrypt?
Is it a VW?
VNC or ssh, dumbass.
You're thinking of the RCMP. They always get their man!
You can't claim unfair dismissal until you've been working for the employer for two years. So until then it's as close to it as makes any difference.
https://www.gov.uk/dismiss-sta...
Where does it say that? The Bible? Principia Mathematica? K&R?
Hardly surprising. Sociopaths have an amazing inability to understand that someone else is in a different situation.
It's coming. That nice Mrs May went to India recently and one of the items on the agenda was opening up India's financial services market for her city chums. There'll be a quid pro quo for that, and I have my suspicions what it'll be.
Mind you, I think Gordon Brown did something similar when contractors complained about IR35 and a lot of them fucked off abroad? Full fruit of their labours my arse.
And you got into an industry that's largely immune to competition by the sheer force of your genius, and not even slightly due to luck?
Of course a contractor has the right to negotiate a rate. He doesn't have the right to dictate it, because the other party also has the right to negotiate it. If they can't get an overlap, they both walk way - no deal.
Protip: use the right word for the right meaning. It makes you look less retarded.
Well if that's what they say it must be true!
He didn't even do that. He stole it from some guy called Wienerfloss.
Whatever the subject, you can always find one scientist who'll say anything.
At least they didn't miss the streets...
Zo vott?
It just shows that "authorized" personnel are not necessarily qualified, and "qualified" personnel are not necessarily competent.
I reckon it won't last long enough to get a ui, let alone for them to bugger it up.
I used to work at a place where if you put an "Out Of Order" notice on something they'd fix it by removing the notice.
We (well I, they volunteered me because I used to work in a bar) once changed a water container (after waiting four hours for maintenance to do it). Fuck me, the song and dance they made how it could have caused a disaster and so on.
I will add that, unlike them, I did it properly; I peeled off the hygiene seal rather than leaving it in place so it got rammed inside the container by the spigot. Cunts.
I built a shed once. It fell down.
Key point: building X and building X right are not the same thing.
I don't place much faith in "could".
There isn't a "for dummies" book out yet. Not a proper one, anyway.
Mmmm . .. the answer on the card is "Don't worry, there'll be a dial and if it gets too annoying you can turn it down a notch or too".
What's cortana?