I think anyone who's ever tried it could have told you immediately that it changes your perception of time. I vividly remember dosing on a Friday and being worried that I would be late for work when I didn't have to work until Monday. I knew how many days it was, and I could calculate the hours with no issue, but perceiving how long it would actually take for me to get to Monday and be sober was impossible.

A company I used to work for was horrible. Cut pay when they took the contract even though we didn't have any increase in 5 years. We had a massive turnover because of new management that was brought in. On top of this, I was told to monitor specific employees' network connections to see how much they used social media when it wasn't approved by HR.... Regardless, it was a mess. The place started off with 2 stars on glass door, and they quickly solved that by posting up fake reviews after each person who left, entered a bad review. Magically, though the company is still shit, they're up to 4 stars. For reference, that company was called Navarro, inc.

Wasn't this found to be a mascon in 2006? https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.eurekalert.org%2Fpub...

I agree... but it's also resembles someone pointing a finger at a suspect they believe started an argument, when they only showed up to see the last 3 seconds of a brawl.

This is pretty much all they know. The corporate and political corruption seems as if it's happening more and more, mostly due to the visibility inherited by the latest media and technology practices. The corruption has always been here, and companies have always made money from political decisions, but as of late it's been magnified as everyone would predict. It's not exactly capitalism that's the problem, but bad decisions in politics with no accountability. Capitalism WORKS, but you can't fight old fucks who have been serving life terms, making financial decisions and taking money from big corp. when they're about to retire.

Obviously they need to learn how it works, but blaming capitalism for corruption and failure is a different story than finding a single facet of capitalism that needs to be adjusted to overcome failure.

We put up with it because we have to. The people who make the rules are handed quite a bit of money to keep it this way.

"Stronger" isn't exactly worse when less material and more efficient manufacturing processes are in place. The rigidity should essentially stay the same with less weight. The problem, as you pointed out, is corrosion. With less material comes more risk of compromising rigidity. I suppose this isn't an issue in some places, but where I live it's a big deal.

Second Correction: FORTRAN (not FORTAN)

The place was occupied by Cabal, and now is infested with Taken. I say burn it down or leave it for the trash heap it is.

And they want us to trust them with encryption keys.

I called and had it disabled the second I got it. With that said, even with its wifi turned off completely (both hotspot and router), it messes with my AC router really, really bad. The second I plugged into it, I had connectivity problems throughout the house. From a networking standpoint, it doesn't make sense.. but there's definitely something going on in the background, and it needs to be looked at with a spectrum analyzer.

I currently work with reclaiming nuclear facilities. There's a mandatory "Environmental Sustainability" form which has to be completed with any new purchase that has to go through procurement. If at any time a product that's purchased has an environmentally friendly or energy-saving substitute, you have to use it or fill out more information as to WHY you need to use the product which is not environmentally friendly. This may not be the case, and I'm not completely certain what the situation is, but I'm sure that in some way it's essentially the same type of management for this contract. We're required to follow EPEAT regulations and LEED certification rules for nearly everything. EPEAT is pretty much a joke, considering you merely have to pay for certification, but so is almost everything else in the government.

Maybe I'm missing something because I don't use many of these daily, but doesn't Microsoft have versions of Word and basic excel for free, that's more than comparable to Google docs? I use word/excel on skydrive when I need to, and it was just as useful. Again, there's probably a lot more that I'm missing, but I'd appreciate the feedback as to what I'm not seeing because other than that, it seems like it's merely preference as to who hates what company the most.

This article and all of the junk attached to it is a joke. I'm sure more than half of these posts were made on some camera-enabled device... but, because it's an xbox, it's more likely to be used for evil.

What if you did the same with a camera on an ipad, cell phone, or any other camera enabled device?

I know what you mean; as I used to do that when I was a sys/network admin. I can't see how this article applies to anything other than a network admin though. I'm at straight Network Admin now, and quite a bit of the issues end up being cyber/group policies that are blanketed every week. I guess if you have a good system that people actually use to track change proposals and requests, this shouldn't happen.. but, the network is always to blame, even when someone has 40 5gb PST files linked to a mapped drive... and it takes 20 man hours to explain why the network isn't to blame for it.