Yep. But read about the "European Gendarmerie Force"...
The service is designed to provide automated employment and income verification for prospective employers, and tens of thousands of companies report employee salary data to it.
What business is it of a potential employer what I was paid by my previous employers? All that does is weaken the applicant's position when it comes time to negotiate a starting salary.
The NYT and other MSM outlets are obsessed with Trump's tweets. Meanwhile he's steadily undoing everything Obama did in the last 8 years and they don't even notice. It's like they lose their fucking minds over little stuff and don't notice the big stuff. He pardoned Arpaio right before Harvey hit. I had turned CNN on because they usually do a good job on Hurricane coverage. It was like they just forgot the Hurricane. It was the hate Trump fest. They are so obsessed over the petty crap and he knows it.
Remember when people mocked the credentials of Equifax's former CIO and other people pushed back because many people in the field didn't have traditional background?
Well, it looks like security was a systemic failure at Equifax, so perhaps it's actually time to suggest that someone with a music degree wasn't qualified for the job?
Let's face it: success is defined as no known security breaches, yet, this could be down to luck rather than skill. Either no-one successfully targeted her prior employers or any breaches never became public.
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Not denying Nokia's internal mess, but ultimately they did release a MeeGo device, two months before their first WP device. So they didn't need someone else's system after all. MeeGo was ready on time! And it got stellar reviews! If they had pushed it with all their might, it could have been a strong contender against Android.
The regulation of carbon emissions was already reviewed and ruled on by SCOTUS in 2005.
The EPAâ(TM)s authority to regulate greenhouse gases stems from the Supreme Courtâ(TM)s 2005 decision in Massachusetts v. EPA. In this case, the Court decided that, contrary to the opinion of the Bush EPA, carbon dioxide and other GHGs qualified as âoepollutantsâ subject to regulation under the Clean Air Act. This gave the EPA the power â" and, for all practical purposes, the obligation â" to regulate GHGs under the CAA.
There seems to be some disagreement about that claim.
The EPA's Prudent Response to Massachusetts v. EPA
. . . Notwithstanding assertions to the contrary, Massachusetts v. EPA did not require the agency to change its position; it only required the agency to demonstrate that whatever it chooses to do complies with the requirements of the Clean Air Act. The Court stated that "[w]e need not and do not reach the question whether on remand EPA must make an endangerment finding" and that "[w]e hold only that EPA must ground its reasons for action or inaction in the statute."
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He can only repeal what wasn't put in effect by Congress. To that effect, the Obama administration did a rather poor job at governing, simply laying the groundwork for a Clinton presidency where the same 'ruling by executive order' would be common place.
The US works (or doesn't) based on more than just the President, it was time all parties got that through their little skulls. Elect your congress critters to make laws that make sense for you and if they don't, vote them out. Congress has been "lame duck" since about the time they couldn't agree on the Iraq War.
... Thursdays are usually my worst days of the week since things can get hectic even when I am unemployed. http://aqfl.net/node/1234 has a poll that shows Mondays are the worst days to my visitors.
i don't actually know what you mean by a conservative attitude toward evolution.
I have a conservative attitude toward the moral structure of our society. and a conservative attitude toward societal structure as a whole. that stance is partially informed by my belief that the evolution of our species and of our societies has built in a working model of how societies can function properly over long spans of time. sure it moves over time, but radical shifts are more likely than not to produce worse results and not better.
"Linux isn't really an option, especially with so many distros including systemd. I hate to say this, but I've found Windows 10 to boot more reliably for me than the versions of Debian and Ubuntu that use systemd!"
The only Linux users I see complaining about systemd are Debian and/or Ubuntu users, and with issues I haven't seen and in some cases tried to reproduce and couldn't.
Have you tried one of the other distros that uses systemd? Fedora, SUSE, Arch, Mageia etc.?
Android for 7 years now, and it sucks. Ever use a Galaxy S7 Edge by Samsung for T-Mobile for example? When using this device, it takes the proverbial lag every time you interact with it.
Hopefully you're not technical in android function, otherwise this post will end up being irony and sarcasm. Each app you install on your android device has a potential to slow down your device, either ram usage, background services usage, storage space, permissions, battery usage, notifications, auto updates, auto scan, auto backup, etc. Each new OS update you install will also has a potential to slow down your device, like iOS.
You can of course manually turn off/ block app functions to ensure your device work the way it should, however here is an easier way. You can stop apps from causing lags by trying to uninstall them first, with the most recently installed app first. If you have too many apps, you can factory wipe the device back to the initial factory state. Of course, you should backup before doing any of this.
If the factory wipe did not improve your device function, then it could be the bloatware from samsung. Try going to the installed app and look for names under samsung. If you can uninstall them, uninstall them. Otherwise, look and see if you can disable them. If you can, disable them.
Now your device should be much more responsive.
I think that these incidents do merit investigation, even though the ones in question didn't affected Hillary's loss.
Don't you?
Actually, no.
What merits investigation is why my tax dollars and my children's future earnings are spent on influencing elections in other countries.
Your top-down vs bottom-up influence is very insightful, and I think fairly accurate. It's certainly worthy of consideration.
Bottom-up seems to be viable only when enough data is available, so that one may target based on race/class/creed/gender. This data is only accessible in places with weak privacy laws. Thus people or regimes that want to suppress bottom-up influence have started to ban the major information gathering services. Think Chinese Facebook ban, or Spain having a court order remove anything about the Catalan referendum on the internet. It's probably a road Trump will take when someone figures it out, and he'll have a lot of support I'd imagine. I don't have a good answer, but you present a very real concept.
pushing everyone to use the touchy apps.
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It's like saying "Trumps chances of being elected will go out the window as soon as he opens his mouth"
How'd that turn out?
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