No. You're being paid to get a set of tasks or jobs done and be available to handle more as they come up. If they are completed and there's nothing pending, then what? Of course, this is assuming you're an exempt employe. Hourly employees are little more than indentured servants these days.
Bunch of hyperbole. That level of enforcement is, well, nonenforcable. Just go. If they lawyer up, lawyer up back and get those nice little contracts they wrote up turned into trash.
Unless you are hired to learn new things to expand job responsibilities then you are stealing.
Interestingly my job description and my annual reviews reflect upon the fact that they want us to do such learning. Also, stealing? What the fuck? What are you stealing? If you get your job done, then you earned your pay. Sure, if you put in overtime to cover then it's wrong, but even then "stealing" is the wrong word. Fraud perhaps, since you are in effect falsifying records. If you don't get your actual job done, then you are failing to do your job and should be disciplined for that. You don't get paid in advance, so failing to do your job isn't "stealing" - it's just failing to do your job (whatever the reason).
Call centers want seat-warming script readers, not thinking people. That's the nature of a "cheap as it can be" call center. If you show initiative, three things can happen:
1. You're suppressed until you're a drooling robot like everyone else, or you leave. 2. You're axed, because you're upsetting the statu quo. 3. You're advanced, because somehow you managed to show your brain without falling victim to #1 or #2.
I'd say GM is less likely to cause such things. Why?
Well, when you hybridize you're "patching in" shitloads of other genes in an attempt to get the trait you want. GM is much more targeted, therefore much less chances of something you didn't want coming over.
Of course, in both cases you'll still have the problems that might come up because of a lack of understanding in the trait you are after. If a gene that makes wheat grow faster makes it build up toxins, it doesn't really matter how you got the trait in there, because it's the trait itself that is at fault!
That might explain why we need 600M device drivers these days.
The more likely explanation is a combination of third-party bloatware attachments, feature creep, and lazy programmers who don't bother with (or don't care about) proper optimization.
Those broadcom chips are SDR I'm pretty sure. Just leaving the code open like that and handing the hardware out might cost them somewhat. Things like FCC certifications.
Keep in mind Visa and MC are going to start riding your ass for that. They will still authorize, but do it enough and they will start to bitch. (recent mandate)
Just because you don't like what they broadcast doesn't mean there's no radio in the area. Less hyperbole please. As well, your use of "narrowcasting" I think threw me off. I think you're using buzzwords (or the FM radio equivalent of things like "M$").
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No. You're being paid to get a set of tasks or jobs done and be available to handle more as they come up. If they are completed and there's nothing pending, then what? Of course, this is assuming you're an exempt employe. Hourly employees are little more than indentured servants these days.
Bunch of hyperbole. That level of enforcement is, well, nonenforcable. Just go. If they lawyer up, lawyer up back and get those nice little contracts they wrote up turned into trash.
Yeah then they'll explicitly forbid you to write any program whatsoever on or off company equipment and time.
Yea, and how would that be enforceable or even legal?
Unless you are hired to learn new things to expand job responsibilities then you are stealing.
Interestingly my job description and my annual reviews reflect upon the fact that they want us to do such learning. Also, stealing? What the fuck? What are you stealing? If you get your job done, then you earned your pay. Sure, if you put in overtime to cover then it's wrong, but even then "stealing" is the wrong word. Fraud perhaps, since you are in effect falsifying records. If you don't get your actual job done, then you are failing to do your job and should be disciplined for that. You don't get paid in advance, so failing to do your job isn't "stealing" - it's just failing to do your job (whatever the reason).
Call centers want seat-warming script readers, not thinking people. That's the nature of a "cheap as it can be" call center. If you show initiative, three things can happen:
1. You're suppressed until you're a drooling robot like everyone else, or you leave.
2. You're axed, because you're upsetting the statu quo.
3. You're advanced, because somehow you managed to show your brain without falling victim to #1 or #2.
I'd say GM is less likely to cause such things. Why?
Well, when you hybridize you're "patching in" shitloads of other genes in an attempt to get the trait you want. GM is much more targeted, therefore much less chances of something you didn't want coming over.
Of course, in both cases you'll still have the problems that might come up because of a lack of understanding in the trait you are after. If a gene that makes wheat grow faster makes it build up toxins, it doesn't really matter how you got the trait in there, because it's the trait itself that is at fault!
That might explain why we need 600M device drivers these days.
The more likely explanation is a combination of third-party bloatware attachments, feature creep, and lazy programmers who don't bother with (or don't care about) proper optimization.
Sort of what Bert64 says, this has nothing to do with OpenGL implementations.
It's stuff like "poke an 0x1f into memory offset 0xWhatever then peek at offset 0xSomewhere to see the state of SOME_COOL_FUNCTIONALITY"
Those broadcom chips are SDR I'm pretty sure. Just leaving the code open like that and handing the hardware out might cost them somewhat. Things like FCC certifications.
News for nerds, random bullshit posts by anonymous assholes.
We're asking for specs, not driver code. There's no reason they would have to give us any of those simulation hooks, or any information about them.
TERMS. OF. USE. VIOLATION.
Nowhere in that statement is anything to do with copyright, trademark, or patents.
"If you want to use our service, you will not do the following..." - "Oh, you violated our agreement. Stop it."
Well, had you bothered to read before posting you'd notice that they would pay, if they were allowed to.
Something like this, with a proper run down to the receiver. With a RF Amplifier if needed.
Almost nothing.
But your system's timing, being a VPS, isn't going to be stable enough to be useful as an NNTP server.
Keep in mind Visa and MC are going to start riding your ass for that. They will still authorize, but do it enough and they will start to bitch. (recent mandate)
Granted: the front-end software can reject it, but if it's allowed, the merchant will be downgraded (pay a higher fee for the transaction).
Not that a card thief would care...
That would matter, if you had been under standing orders to hit the other car. Like the pilots would be under orders to land the plane.
LOL, better ignorant and fracked, than (you guess what).
I think we respectfully disagree.
Sure.
"Pretty rare" does not mean "does not exist/happen."
The fact that they are diplomatic bags! The vehicle they are transported in means approximately nothing.
Zip him up in a bodybag and have the ambassador claim it as a diplomatic bag. They can't touch it.
That list looks pretty good. Very close match to (search will take about 15 seconds or so, be patient).
Just because you don't like what they broadcast doesn't mean there's no radio in the area. Less hyperbole please. As well, your use of "narrowcasting" I think threw me off. I think you're using buzzwords (or the FM radio equivalent of things like "M$").
There are no broadcasting stations where I live
I call BS. Give me a city name or some coordinates and I'll go pull up the broadcasting licenses for that area...
It works real well, but my chief complaint is that if your buffer runs out, instead of pausing and refilling, it just aborts and starts the next song.