Right - To be honest, whenever I've seen 'hourly workers work, they tend to fiddle their hours as much as possible - I've been one for 10 years and have always made a point of not doing precisely that.
The point being, in this article I think the introduction of timecard stamping is the perfect way to stamp out the 'always stick in 8 hours work, regardless of wether you turned up at 10 and went home at 4" attitude.
..I've been activley encouradged to do this by the agencies that I procured the work through - I assume it's because they get a slice of what I've been earning before I see it.
for virtualization... then what the hell were you doing putting those tasks on that box in the first place? it seems that the systems people are saying are ideal for virtualization, really shouldn't have been homed on the hardware they are on in the first place..
ok. I could be wrong, so enlighten me please.
Fro the article he said he wanted to make _a_ 3 dimensional gyroscope very small.
Now, all the posts here saying these things are already done smaller anyway, but listing the fact these products contain multiple gyro's / Xometer's / etc..
Is he saying he wants a single instrument to provide the measurements, as in a single gyro, not 3 or similar?
or am I just plain wrong?
ok ok put him out of his misery
it's one
37.037037037037037037037037037037 etc.. th
of the volume
10cm, 100mm cubed is 1000000
3cm, 30mm cubed is 27000
ive tried it. it even more of a pain in the arm than XP.
I hate XP 'cause it's a pain in the arm.
As it goes, OS X is a pain in my arm the same way XP and Vista are.
My number one pain in the arm is the fact that, regardless of OS, software thinks it has a right to have your attention right _now_ 'popup *bing* focus change, etc). Until any O/S Fixes it so that only what I damn well want to be the focus of my attention is the focus of my attention, will I start to loose my O/S Rage. Goddamnit, they all do the same job. I like the ones that let me do my job.
you at least mean;
Steal the CDs from a college student.
Don't touch the CD's.
Steal the CD burner from a college student.
Dont't touch the CD burner.
Destroy the CD burner when you're done.
Don't leave the CD in a place where there's a camera.
A.Pedant
Please note that when you send an email to cco-locksmith@cisco.com - the only requirement is that the email is sent from the same email address associated with your userid to receive the return email with the new password. Once this is received you should be able to reset your password to one of your own choosing.
I'm assuming that once someone does this, the ability to reset you password this way is then removed?
Otherwise if you send a mail and make it look like it comes from an email address you know was used to register the account, even if the return to mail address doesnt exist, you can have plenty of fun periodically resetting people passwords.
Or, even if they do remove the ability once it's used, there is then the opportunity to reset all the passwords that havent been done yet.
And somewhere, theres a list of all these users....
Indeed, a mole of marshmallows would be massive, and fairly dangerous considering the power of their front paws. I wouldnt like to be responsible for maintaining the grounds after that fella has been rooting about...Mol Shurely Shome Mishtake
Man or Astroman ! haven't heard that for a while... lemme see, last time I saw them was in a german abbatoir and one of them set fire to his head. Cool!
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Why not make it two?
Unfortunatley not. PowerPC != POWER5
Ha, thats a good one. 'Fisher Price'. I've always called it 'Play-School'
Your sig. From a song. Can't remember which, but I thought you'd write it like this;
Hello Dad. I'm in JAIL!
I got it!
I finished reading it, again, last week.
And it's a better quote than the one I could remember.
1984
Same again here. The very first thing is to switch off the XP interface and go to windows classic.
:)
We don't call the XP interface 'cartoony' round my way, we call it 'Playschool' / 'Preschool'
Right - To be honest, whenever I've seen 'hourly workers work, they tend to fiddle their hours as much as possible - I've been one for 10 years and have always made a point of not doing precisely that.
..I've been activley encouradged to do this by the agencies that I procured the work through - I assume it's because they get a slice of what I've been earning before I see it.
The point being, in this article I think the introduction of timecard stamping is the perfect way to stamp out the 'always stick in 8 hours work, regardless of wether you turned up at 10 and went home at 4" attitude.
They're just making models and testing predictions, no-one is claiming we actually know for damn sure!
You mean they forgot ELITE, which defined Eve's genre, was technically way ahead of its time, and should be on the list damnit
ELITE? Did this not define a genre? Was it not groundbreaking? Is it not culturally significant?
I onnly looked at this post to see where ELITE was on the list. Pfft.
for virtualization... then what the hell were you doing putting those tasks on that box in the first place? it seems that the systems people are saying are ideal for virtualization, really shouldn't have been homed on the hardware they are on in the first place..
That wsn't commodre was it? I thought it was Bill with his 640K ? or have I just stated the obvious and missed the subtle joke?
oo you git. I was gonna post 'What was the name of that damn band?'
hah. DA rules! or.. did, anyhow. GRHS
I bet he would have hated the iphone
ok. I could be wrong, so enlighten me please. Fro the article he said he wanted to make _a_ 3 dimensional gyroscope very small. Now, all the posts here saying these things are already done smaller anyway, but listing the fact these products contain multiple gyro's / Xometer's / etc.. Is he saying he wants a single instrument to provide the measurements, as in a single gyro, not 3 or similar? or am I just plain wrong?
hey, where'd my carriage returns go? damnit
ok ok put him out of his misery it's one 37.037037037037037037037037037037 etc.. th of the volume 10cm, 100mm cubed is 1000000 3cm, 30mm cubed is 27000
ive tried it. it even more of a pain in the arm than XP. I hate XP 'cause it's a pain in the arm. As it goes, OS X is a pain in my arm the same way XP and Vista are. My number one pain in the arm is the fact that, regardless of OS, software thinks it has a right to have your attention right _now_ 'popup *bing* focus change, etc). Until any O/S Fixes it so that only what I damn well want to be the focus of my attention is the focus of my attention, will I start to loose my O/S Rage. Goddamnit, they all do the same job. I like the ones that let me do my job.
afaiaa avg updates as and when needed. I certainly get update notices more than once a week. Before and after the recent switch.
you at least mean; Steal the CDs from a college student. Don't touch the CD's. Steal the CD burner from a college student. Dont't touch the CD burner. Destroy the CD burner when you're done. Don't leave the CD in a place where there's a camera. A.Pedant
tell me where I can join the Navy?
I think thats essentially it. Security. For the people? Now thats a different story..
Please note that when you send an email to cco-locksmith@cisco.com - the only requirement is that the email is sent from the same email address associated with your userid to receive the return email with the new password. Once this is received you should be able to reset your password to one of your own choosing.
I'm assuming that once someone does this, the ability to reset you password this way is then removed?
Otherwise if you send a mail and make it look like it comes from an email address you know was used to register the account, even if the return to mail address doesnt exist, you can have plenty of fun periodically resetting people passwords.
Or, even if they do remove the ability once it's used, there is then the opportunity to reset all the passwords that havent been done yet.
And somewhere, theres a list of all these users....
Indeed, a mole of marshmallows would be massive, and fairly dangerous considering the power of their front paws. I wouldnt like to be responsible for maintaining the grounds after that fella has been rooting about. ..Mol Shurely Shome Mishtake
Looking at the volume of this compared with the iPod shuffle, I assume the headphones are slightly larger to compensate? .... ?
Man or Astroman ! haven't heard that for a while... lemme see, last time I saw them was in a german abbatoir and one of them set fire to his head. Cool!