If I were an employer, I'd love to pay for investments in my employees (education, training, etc.). The one thing I would ask in return is that they stay with the company in order to preserve institutional knowledge. Making an investment so a competitor can benefit would be horrible.
Maybe the answer is long term (8 yrs) contracts like the Army has.
What prevents him from simply getting a BSc and leaving for another company with more pay?
Also, it's somewhat strange that the company should make an investment in his level of education, and yet the return will go to him (I'm sure he would expect a higher salary).
While not wanting to single out the USPS, shouldn't firms in general be required to "fully fund" their employee benefits?
Otherwise, you're basically running a gambling operation and using the peoples pension funds to finance current operations.
No, I'm running Precise Pangolin (12.04). I just installed Chromium from the repositories. I did not customize my dash.
These options are highly useful for web testing (test with a fresh start).
Just right click on the Chromium launcher in the Unity dash. It has these options:
-Open a new window
-Open a new incognito window (shares cookies among all incog sessions)
-Open a new window with a temporary profile (this is what you want)
Yeah, those are coming right up (sarc).
The idea of a moratorium is great, seemingly opposed only by people who don't like Issa (who is admittedly anti net neut).
Hey, I'm still living in old times, try
If it *is* science, why are there even two words? Outside the field of computers, do you see any difference between engineering and science?
The 12.04 (Precise) version of Unity doesn't crash. What inconsistencies did you have in mind?
Well, it's not as if there's no encryption whatsoever on Linux right now. You may already know this, but Ubuntu 12.04 offers home seamless directory encryption upon install.
That's mostly where "the good stuff" resides anyway. There's probably not much of interest on
Also, it's pretty easy to (graphically) set up an encrypted partition with Palimpsest (disk tool).
> I could call an employee "King of England" if I wanted to.
This is your cue to comment.
Something's really fishy here. I mean most third world countries simply do not care if you're making copies of Hollywood movies without written permission from someone with Esq. after his name.
Someone (MAFIAA) must have leaned on the US Ambassador to Gabon to, ahem, facilitate something or another.
If anybody disagrees, please tell me what's in it for Gabon to ban me.ga, preemptively even ?
The former not the latter. I'd say you have every right to run whatever you want on a device you bought (or your company bought, if it lets you run ssh, which it probably would).
However, there are plenty of iOS and Android SSH apps, so again, the question remains.
The problem is they aren't necessarily going to pay cash. They like to give you a bunch of stock options, restricted so that you'll have to work for them for 5 years for the stock to vest.
Meanwhile Facebook stock is going down, down, down.
Yeah, I read the summary, but it doesn't mention a raison d'etre.
Basically, it's supposed to be a method for violating your company's IT policies. Got it.
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