1700 pts · August 4, 2014
volunteer medic, working in technology, live with my geek better half
Disagree. Source: Moutain Rescue for 10+ years. You won't see me near a rockface or an edge without one.
"The objective in employing such a bridge, constructed according to Zen philosophy and teachings, is to focus the walker's attention to the mindfulness of the current place and time moment – "being here, now"." 🤣
Came here to say this too but to add....when the hell did they add a handrail?!
Exactly - there's more than one reason for leaving, it's not all about the money. But also: "don't throw the baby out with the bathwater"
This. I know several people who've made decisions like this in haste or for emotional reasons and have regretted it later on. Get someone to look it over and advise you who is completely detached from the emotion of it, but make sure they understand where your head is on it too.
shifts because of their aggressive attitude towards the public. "Non-public facing role" is how a ChSupt described it to me. 2/2
When police from all over the UK descended on South Wales for the NATO summit in 2014, the Met were only allowed to cover the night 1/2
What happened, did the front fall off?
Will anyone rid me of this troublesome priest?
Ah, yes the old "Let's exempt people who have simple, easy jobs with no need of rest and no responsibility for the lives of people" chestnut
Sort of - only some of the working time regs can be waived, and even then only within limits. Employer can't just work you 90hrs/wk forever.
#7 And Anna Madrigal in both the original and the new Tales of the City
Andrew Jackson, in the main foyer of his White House had a big block of cheese...
Surprised because I expected it to be right of centre. They were responsible for exposing Wirecard. Subscription though.
I've been really surprised by the FT which does a decent job of the deep, investigative journalism that seems to have disappeared elsewhere
Is that Space Odyssey by David Bowie?
"...well-managed team should have a great work-life balance" if the company you work for can't say the same, look elsewhere.
Don't go back. I just published a job for our company with the line "We don’t believe in “crunch” time before releases, we think a..." 1/2
Wait, is that Ystrad Mynach Tesco?? I'm over the hill in Senghenydd...!
I have friends who were part of the first response and even now the collective memory is strong. 2/2
I live a few miles from it. Every time I drive that road I notice the different flora on the stretch which was covered by the landslip. 1/2
The UK has an incredibly robust health and safety framework due in no small part to this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aberfan_disaster
#14 This was subsequently found to be wrong. The TeeHands website listed that entire block as it's address and has since gone offline.
DON'T RE-SHEATH THE NEEDLE! That's how idiots get needlestick injuries!
Some of my best solutions have been created while I'm hungover af. If you can get through the meeting without a technicolor yawn you're good
This might be a crazy idea but... why not make the teachers swap classrooms instead?
Not so. Zoom has always used encryption, but not end to end encryption. It's decrypted in the middle to provide things like telephone dialin
Disagree. Source: Moutain Rescue for 10+ years. You won't see me near a rockface or an edge without one.
"The objective in employing such a bridge, constructed according to Zen philosophy and teachings, is to focus the walker's attention to the mindfulness of the current place and time moment – "being here, now"." 🤣
Came here to say this too but to add....when the hell did they add a handrail?!
Exactly - there's more than one reason for leaving, it's not all about the money. But also: "don't throw the baby out with the bathwater"
This. I know several people who've made decisions like this in haste or for emotional reasons and have regretted it later on. Get someone to look it over and advise you who is completely detached from the emotion of it, but make sure they understand where your head is on it too.
shifts because of their aggressive attitude towards the public. "Non-public facing role" is how a ChSupt described it to me. 2/2
When police from all over the UK descended on South Wales for the NATO summit in 2014, the Met were only allowed to cover the night 1/2
What happened, did the front fall off?
Will anyone rid me of this troublesome priest?
Ah, yes the old "Let's exempt people who have simple, easy jobs with no need of rest and no responsibility for the lives of people" chestnut
Sort of - only some of the working time regs can be waived, and even then only within limits. Employer can't just work you 90hrs/wk forever.
#7 And Anna Madrigal in both the original and the new Tales of the City
Andrew Jackson, in the main foyer of his White House had a big block of cheese...
Surprised because I expected it to be right of centre. They were responsible for exposing Wirecard. Subscription though.
I've been really surprised by the FT which does a decent job of the deep, investigative journalism that seems to have disappeared elsewhere
Is that Space Odyssey by David Bowie?
"...well-managed
team should have a great work-life balance" if the company you work for can't say the same, look elsewhere.
Don't go back. I just published a job for our company with the line "We don’t believe in “crunch” time before releases, we think a..." 1/2
Wait, is that Ystrad Mynach Tesco?? I'm over the hill in Senghenydd...!
I have friends who were part of the first response and even now the collective memory is strong. 2/2
I live a few miles from it. Every time I drive that road I notice the different flora on the stretch which was covered by the landslip. 1/2
The UK has an incredibly robust health and safety framework due in no small part to this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aberfan_disaster
#14 This was subsequently found to be wrong. The TeeHands website listed that entire block as it's address and has since gone offline.
DON'T RE-SHEATH THE NEEDLE! That's how idiots get needlestick injuries!
Some of my best solutions have been created while I'm hungover af. If you can get through the meeting without a technicolor yawn you're good
This might be a crazy idea but... why not make the teachers swap classrooms instead?
Not so. Zoom has always used encryption, but not end to end encryption. It's decrypted in the middle to provide things like telephone dialin