My company made all of the Systems people go hourly based on a previous lawsuit that they lost regarding some assistant managers. Anyway, After we were made hourly, we all had to fill out a weeks worth of "job diaries" that explained everything we did during the day. This was to determine if we made enough decisions to be declared management/exempt. During this whole thing did some reserch and included some links below. Hope this helps. Oh, and this is in California.
Every one of these has a laptop docking station. Each officer puts it in every time they are in the car. I don't know what this will mean and I haven't read the article or the law...but it seems like a conflict there.
I read somewhere (forgive my CRS) that something like this was tested in the food packets we dropped over Afganistan. The author said all there is left to do is play pacman and gobble up all of the blinking dots.
I also have a BSCS but I went and got a CCIE because I liked the hardware side of the field. (and couldn't code my way out of a box.) With those 2 you should be able to work at any shop with some competence.
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I think I have had too much "Mary-Jane"...because this whole page is blurry.
I got an offer in the mail for a free one of these. Just gotta fill out a survey at http://www.3com.com/customer_first (no html link because I'm lazy). Of course you need a customer code on the post card. *grin*
Although I am against any and all patents, I wonder, can one patent/copywrite the "functional" part while still having the "expressive" part be free speech?
So if I read this stuff correctly, software upgradable processor. Open-source mobile linux. It should be easy enough to overclock one of these babies with a few lines of code. Then we can create a virus that will enter through this "elusive new internet connection" and fry someone's chip. Gotta love technology!
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My company made all of the Systems people go hourly based on a previous lawsuit that they lost regarding some assistant managers. Anyway, After we were made hourly, we all had to fill out a weeks worth of "job diaries" that explained everything we did during the day. This was to determine if we made enough decisions to be declared management/exempt. During this whole thing did some reserch and included some links below. Hope this helps. Oh, and this is in California.
4 1/29CFR541.3.htm 2 40.shtml?tid=187&tid=98&tid=99 2 23211&tid=124 3 42259&tid=123
http://www.dol.gov/dol/allcfr/ESA/Title_29/Part_5
http://www.dir.ca.gov/DLSE/dlse.html
3 slashdot links on this subject:
http://ask.slashdot.org/askslashdot/03/06/15/1952
http://ask.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=03/02/11/0
http://ask.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=03/03/24/2
And a couple of labor lawyers:
http://www.overtimelawyer.com/
http://www.wmlaborlaw.com/
PS. I stayed hourly and it ended up being a $17000/yr raise with the OT.
Every one of these has a laptop docking station. Each officer puts it in every time they are in the car. I don't know what this will mean and I haven't read the article or the law...but it seems like a conflict there.
I think they are talking about the Eyeball series at http://www.cryptome.org
It seems to be down right now...but is on my daily reading list.
Is "direr" a word?
because they don't want to go to France?
Life imitating art...in a bad way.
This page has a bunch of Sony Ericsson forums and review links. Pretty good info about this.
Since you just started receiving email, how much spam do you have already?
The story might as well have said, "Hey everybody come crash my server"
I read somewhere (forgive my CRS) that something like this was tested in the food packets we dropped over Afganistan. The author said all there is left to do is play pacman and gobble up all of the blinking dots.
I call mine..."The Server Room"
It is great to see that every one of those people spent some time in the Red Light District. :)
I also have a BSCS but I went and got a CCIE because I liked the hardware side of the field. (and couldn't code my way out of a box.) With those 2 you should be able to work at any shop with some competence.
I think I have had too much "Mary-Jane"...because this whole page is blurry.
I just move my eyes. This won't help me.
I think I am going to patent jacking off with an opposite hand. That way I can charge all you guys one dead kitten each time.
That way the feds can track kidnapperguy when he checks his email on holiday.
Now I can take my 1 GB encryption key through the airport on my keychain.
well, mine was NJ followed by 8 digits.
I got an offer in the mail for a free one of these. Just gotta fill out a survey at http://www.3com.com/customer_first (no html link because I'm lazy). Of course you need a customer code on the post card. *grin*
I think you may need a calculator...he may need 9 days at 4 hours per day...but I didn't use a calculator either...
Although I am against any and all patents, I wonder, can one patent/copywrite the "functional" part while still having the "expressive" part be free speech?
I love the smell of toast....
mmmmmmmm........toast......mmmmmmmmm
http://www.drtoast.com
So if I read this stuff correctly, software upgradable processor. Open-source mobile linux. It should be easy enough to overclock one of these babies with a few lines of code. Then we can create a virus that will enter through this "elusive new internet connection" and fry someone's chip. Gotta love technology!