Employees have state, local, federal tax, FICA, and unemployment insurance tax, withheld from their compensation. Employees are covered by unemployment insurance. The employer has other liability issues they must cover themselves for (such as workman's comp).
Additionally, the employer matches dollar amount of the FICA withheld and generally pays the majority of the costs associated with unemployment insurance.
Most of the time an employee costs 30%-50% more than the amount you directly compensate them for.
It it was a DRONE, it probably wouldn't have crashed and wouldn't be flying manually controlled. Title should be "Numbnut crashes his quadcopter at the Open" with a photo of the him titled "Would you let this man teach your children?".
"In the latest study, the researchers treated Mark Pollock, who lost his sight in 1998 and later became the first blind man to race to the South Pole. In 2010, Pollock fell from a second-story window and suffered a spinal cord injury that left him paralyzed from the waist down."
"âoeStepping with the stimulation and having my heart rate increase, along with the awareness of my legs under me, was addictive. I wanted more,â he said."
"Certainly would promote responsible speech (or at least greater caution)"
And new legislation. Depending upon what state you are in, recording audio undisclosed is against the law. Third party disclosure of undisclosed recordings is another matter in itself.
How long before the fist lawsuit (or arrest) over undisclosed text copy of a conversation? I hope soon, if I hear one more done story, I'm going to barf!
So they've spent $180k a year including 5 years of storage. Doesn't sound too out of line and there's third party validation. I bet there's added expense for verifying and exporting data for prosecution and expert testimony fees.
So when does the public get access to data we paid for?
" which is causing it to become highly untrusted even by laymen."
I have to disagree here. Over the past few years the overall quality of result pages have become much higher in quality. Given the model of general non-authority for any given published "fact", overall there are many high quality, well referenced and verifiable results.
What you have to wonder is how many know how to verify the authenticity and reliability of the data and that's where the problem exists.
They will jerk you around forever. T-mobile consistently makes "errors" in billing backed with totally untrained staff that allows the company not be he held liable. You will receive a forever circle jerk from them trying to fix their billing "errors".
Best way I've found is to write an exact dialogue of the issue and post it in their forum. Be specific about the issue and your attempts to fix it. Normally a moderator will get it fixed, then dump them.
With the mobile emphasis placed by search engines, the fact is it doesn't matter if they do or don't adapt. Currently, pages whose main content is flash dependent, fail to provide a useful (and usable) results for mobile users and are replaced by others that do. Take a look some time and see how many of the top 10% for basically any query don't have mobile friendly landing pages.
They'll die or they won't. You just won't see them in the top results of a search.
"All that is to say that shooting drones is probably a bad idea and we don't recommend it. But let's set that all aside for just a second and ask a different question: What's the best way to do it anyway? "
But what the heck, let's cater to our knuckle dragging redneck readers because we figure if we start to talk about directed RF or other more effective means, we'll loose you at the first multisyllabic word.
Surely sounds like there will be a source for funding and research for computation significantly different than our current methods. Qubits or what have you..
"STILL the automakers shipped defective product...is the problem."
Chrysler has been doing this for years. Perfect example is the head-gasket on the Neon. They produced an upgrade repair but NEVER upgraded the product.
To make sure the consumer is getting 100% of his product. He's was endorsing a digital player earlier this year. He's pissed that the consumer has NO IDEA what the compression is doing to the art.
Even if flash is "officially" killed, Google will still index it. Pages dependent upon Flash for their main content will take a quality hit (actually they already are), hence a rank loss
Android doesn't support it, and if you cant render content for that platform, well you just lose the ability to meet the needs of the user (or a major percentage of them).
Do you think that a country that thinks it's progressive with it's recent legislation permitting woman to attend sports matches should be allowed to have nuclear capacity... in this day and age?
Think about this, woman got the right to vote in 1920 in the US, when the cutting edge was a biplane.
That's almost 100 years and they haven't even figured out how to be civil, much less have access to 70 year old technology.
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One can plainly tell a witch by throwing them in water. Everyone knows witches float and swim, the innocent drown.
You would figure the FBI would know better?
Major differences are (at a minimum):
Employees have state, local, federal tax, FICA, and unemployment insurance tax, withheld from their compensation. Employees are covered by unemployment insurance. The employer has other liability issues they must cover themselves for (such as workman's comp).
Additionally, the employer matches dollar amount of the FICA withheld and generally pays the majority of the costs associated with unemployment insurance.
Most of the time an employee costs 30%-50% more than the amount you directly compensate them for.
News for Nerds?
It it was a DRONE, it probably wouldn't have crashed and wouldn't be flying manually controlled. Title should be "Numbnut crashes his quadcopter at the Open" with a photo of the him titled "Would you let this man teach your children?".
FTA
"In the latest study, the researchers treated Mark Pollock, who lost his sight in 1998 and later became the first blind man to race to the South Pole. In 2010, Pollock fell from a second-story window and suffered a spinal cord injury that left him paralyzed from the waist down."
"âoeStepping with the stimulation and having my heart rate increase, along with the awareness of my legs under me, was addictive. I wanted more,â he said."
Sounds like a pretty strong dude.
"Certainly would promote responsible speech (or at least greater caution)"
And new legislation. Depending upon what state you are in, recording audio undisclosed is against the law. Third party disclosure of undisclosed recordings is another matter in itself.
How long before the fist lawsuit (or arrest) over undisclosed text copy of a conversation? I hope soon, if I hear one more done story, I'm going to barf!
So they've spent $180k a year including 5 years of storage. Doesn't sound too out of line and there's third party validation. I bet there's added expense for verifying and exporting data for prosecution and expert testimony fees.
So when does the public get access to data we paid for?
" which is causing it to become highly untrusted even by laymen."
I have to disagree here. Over the past few years the overall quality of result pages have become much higher in quality. Given the model of general non-authority for any given published "fact", overall there are many high quality, well referenced and verifiable results.
What you have to wonder is how many know how to verify the authenticity and reliability of the data and that's where the problem exists.
"One Google car, in a test in 2009,..."
One would think that in 6 years some improvements would have been made. Do we have a more current example?
They will jerk you around forever. T-mobile consistently makes "errors" in billing backed with totally untrained staff that allows the company not be he held liable. You will receive a forever circle jerk from them trying to fix their billing "errors".
Best way I've found is to write an exact dialogue of the issue and post it in their forum. Be specific about the issue and your attempts to fix it. Normally a moderator will get it fixed, then dump them.
They are total criminals.
" real competition with Uber or Lyft would require some seminars on good customer service."
And a user driven feedback and rating system. It kills rude and poor performance by design.
With the mobile emphasis placed by search engines, the fact is it doesn't matter if they do or don't adapt. Currently,
pages whose main content is flash dependent, fail to provide a useful (and usable) results for mobile users and are replaced by others that do. Take a look some time and see how many of the top 10% for basically any query don't have mobile friendly landing pages.
They'll die or they won't. You just won't see them in the top results of a search.
Exactly, the title should read "AT&T Helped the NSA Spy On Internet Traffic now confirmed".
"All that is to say that shooting drones is probably a bad idea and we don't recommend it. But let's set that all aside for just a second and ask a different question: What's the best way to do it anyway? "
But what the heck, let's cater to our knuckle dragging redneck readers because we figure if we start to talk about directed RF or other more effective means, we'll loose you at the first multisyllabic word.
No need to worry, it's French. If it ever makes it stateside it's pretty much guaranteed to be in the shop more than in service.
" primarily for use by NASA, the FBI, "
Surely sounds like there will be a source for funding and research for computation significantly different than our current methods. Qubits or what have you..
I don't want your flash enabled or video/audio streamed content shoved down my throat.
Fuck.. so much of the time I just want to load up Lynx to mandate a better S/N ratio
"You can download an episode of your favorite show in less than a minute and a half on Verizon Wireless at Atlanta's airportâ""
Except if you are an international traveler, in that case your GSM world phone won't talk to Verizon's CDMA nightmare.
"STILL the automakers shipped defective product...is the problem."
Chrysler has been doing this for years. Perfect example is the head-gasket on the Neon. They produced an upgrade repair but NEVER upgraded the product.
I think ever since the bundleware fiasco the revenue is generated by ads.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
To make sure the consumer is getting 100% of his product. He's was endorsing a digital player earlier this year. He's pissed that the consumer has NO IDEA what the compression is doing to the art.
http://nypost.com/2015/01/11/d...
He's still got it.. Incredible!!
It's pretty trivial to make a Yagi from a Pringles can to point at an open AP. Change your MAC id and connect to a TOR node.
Mission accomplished
Especially when they find out how easy it will be to subcontract out to other interests.
Even if flash is "officially" killed, Google will still index it. Pages dependent upon Flash for their main content will take a quality hit (actually they already are), hence a rank loss
Android doesn't support it, and if you cant render content for that platform, well you just lose the ability to meet the needs of the user (or a major percentage of them).
At least someone steps up to do the dirty work.
Do you think that a country that thinks it's progressive with it's recent legislation permitting woman to attend sports matches should be allowed to have nuclear capacity... in this day and age?
Think about this, woman got the right to vote in 1920 in the US, when the cutting edge was a biplane.
That's almost 100 years and they haven't even figured out how to be civil, much less have access to 70 year old technology.