But that would require wisdom.
This is the same console that didn't understand what balancing the force meant. 10,000 v 2, hmm whats gonna happen if we balance that out?
They should have sent that boy on his way home, hopes and dreams crushed. If they want to be extra safe, have an unfortunate air lock incident on the flight back.
We also have individual accounts. It’s not an issue if other associates can see those passwords, as they’re strictly for professional use.
Individual accounts should not be accessible by others. Especially things like email, someone can abuse that really bad.
You also have to trust that everyone with access to not share the data with everyone else, because at some point their going to stay logged in somewhere. Or they will give the password to someone because its easier than signing them in all the time.
Never. They're parents, not the police. As a long as I stayed out of trouble, they respected my space.
When I was young they'd go through stuff, but that was more for cleaning the room (when I refused to).
Parents now have to be more involved with the "online" space and aware who their children are in contact with. There's certainly boundaries that shouldn't be crossed, the main thing is educating children about the dangers and go from there.
I'm pretty sure the free version has more features than adobe reader.
And if you don't want to pay, you can demo all of the paid features. Saving the file will put a watermark on every page, but if you print-to-pdf before you save, no watermark. Great if you just need to merge a few files or do some quick stuff once in a while.
Have you tried the free version? Unless you're running a large scale production studio, the free version should cover you.
Even the iPad version is amazing for quick stuff. No ads, no watermark, and no render limits and all the other junk that the other "free" apps are filled with.
Who cares? Date who ever you like within your age pool. If you don't want the responsibility of an "adopted" kid, don't date someone with a kid.
If you're only doing it for "temporal fun", whatever that means, than fuck off. If you don't want to help with the kid, than let the parent find someone who will.
Everyone sits different and will need to adjust the chair for an ergonomic seating position. Beside that, everyone has to pack their environment into a bag everyday? So no office decorations, physical calendar or sticky notes and whatever else people bring and can normally leave in their office space to make it a "home base" for their work.
If people are logging in to pick an assigned seat (which should be considered part of the work day), instead of actual work, that's a waste of everyone's time.
You would have to change a few settings, making the resolution default to full screen and I'm torn on weather to leave "delete cookies on close". It'll force them to remember their passwords or they'll have a million post-its, which would be fine until cousin Eddy needs a drug refill or Aunt Karen decides to take over the credit card account.
Getting someone to use a password manager is not so easy, and I really don't trust any of the cloud solutions to not screw it up - even a simple UI update bacomes a problem.
There's also some old asshole who will say something like "You get that liberal furry shit off my computer"
That really does sound awful. Someone probably complained about not getting a window seat,
Everyday you have to re-set up your work space, in a new spot and all. Even its just "log in" to the computer, you still have to adjust the display and chair to your preference.
They're probably loosing 15 min of labor per person everyday for everyone to unpack their stuff and adjust to their "new work environment", not to mention the time spent finding any one.
I would do reassignment anually. If you like your spot, great you keep your spot. If you want to move, your spot is added to the pool. Seniority gets first pick.
Any moves mid-year must have a valid reason such as medical needs, personnel issues, or a job change, or it's just a vacant lot and you asked nicely.
I use a spreadsheet on the computer. Not elegant, and not convenient, but tailored to what I want. I manually put in my income and expenses, and have a separate page for the recurring stuff.
Tip for anyone who does similar, for recurring items (budget or bills), give each month (or whatever your budget period is) it's own column. That way if something's price changes mid-year, or changes each month (credit cards) it doesn't mess with the totals for the previous months.
It also allows for more periodic stuff to fit in the same sheet, just put 0 for the months its not due.
"Ensign Kim, we hope you are readjusting well to life on Earth. We have been reviewing the reports and are finding you quite the accomplished Ensign, you were instrumental to the survival of voyager and her crew, even taking on captain duties at times. You were basically 6th or 7th in command right after the doctor. We feel continuing to call you Ensign Kim would be a disservice to all you have achieved in the past 7 years aboard Voyager.
Congratulations Super-Ensign Kim. You are dismissed."
Skimming through this, most labours do a lot of the "don't cleanup and abuse equipment" stuff anyway. Are we surrounded by spies?