Yeah, actually, it is flawed... for everyone but the top 1% that benefits from a collusive environment that expects more than 40 hours because "you're a professional".

It's bullshit and you know it.

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Rock star performance is achievable by anyone who gets to focus on just one thing at a time. It's also called being a prima donna, not a rock star.

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... then everyone gets to where they need to be in the shortest time possible. Except me, because I know where I'm going.

Shep did this even one better back in the 50s.

Upper IT management here. Your assertions are correct if you add "lazy" to the managers described above. We all deal with cost pressures, but we're inadequately supplied with the information to make a good decision more frequently than not.

21 CFR Part 11. The FDA does in fact force pharmas and medical device makers to review and QA/QC software. There is no such shield from the FDA. You either lied or made it up, but you're sad either way.

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Since it has its own power generation plants, for one.

Oh, you mean a wider grid like, say, the entire Northeast Corridor of Amtrak?

"That's amusing. Google has re-invented Go Computer's PenPoint. That's how they ran multiple semi-persistent applications on their tablet in the late 1980s."

You must mean Terminate and Stay Resident computing, invented before Go Computer's PenPoint, which is how everyone in the DOS world ran multiple semi-persistent applications on their computers in the mid 80s.

Which is predated by any multiprocessing system that can suspend any process to run another... so, kinda not stealing.

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