DnDGrognard

Probably should not have "trailer parks" in a tornado zone - in any event a trailer park could have tornado shelters.

Well I am on aspirin and when I got Covid in october (whilst in hospital for something else) my case was rather mild

When I have been in hospital (UK) I was given heparin anyway this seems to be SOP for the NHS

But they are not all in the same building which reduces the risk collectively.

I suspect what you have will quickly built flats (apartments) that are targeted as investments

You don't have to drown entire valleys and their communities to build gasometers.

His boss during Watergate was a mate of Angleton and had been kicked out of I believe France

Yes its good once your on the site but not having structured data FAQ's means your not targeting search.

Also looking at FAQ and PAA data does give insight into searches that your not providing information to your users - which you can quickly solve by adding FAQ's

Just blindly assuming that users will automatically know to go direct to the relevant .gov site is typical Civil Service Arrogance.

Have you actually used Google recently? the FAQ and PAA results are what you would want to target with faq pages.

FAQ's and its mark-up are about the search experience and not once the user has landed on the site eg for searches like "renew car licence online"

You do know that search engines look for and surface a sites marked up FAQ's - by not having a FAQ your giving up that space possibly to a bad actor in the case of Government sites.

Someone doesn't understand how google works these days - sounds like an excuse for not putting the work in.

Abide by the WARN act for one

A few years ago a German telco company did that to their uk subsidiary:

1 First made the uk subsidiary bankrupt and went into administration

2 Called every one to a mass meeting said your redundant

3 oh there's no £ - pick up the RB2 form to claim statutory redundancy from the UK tax payer.

The CEO doesn't really pass the "fit and proper person" test does He

For large US companies there are rules (Warn Act) about how you make people redundant

Exactly each waterfall phase has its own iteration loop

As some one originally from Birmingham I found the accents in peaky blinders oddly relaxing.

Though I could see full "yam yam" being hard - that's the rural dialect from the black country.

Does have a down side if you move production to Wales / Scotland etc you don't have many BAME Actors and Technical Staff.

I can think of one UK MP who would try to abuse this.

I did the college CNNA courses and one test was to fix a broken network (using real hardware).

There is no substitute for hands on with real hardware.

So they breached a verbal contract here?

But from a UK perspective the premium in the USA for contracting like this is rather low - and you pay both sides of the SS tax.

Having everything in one place does help - the traditional pis have so many cables and are prone to being flung off the desk.

Re Laptop make sure you have one that has a serial port and all the custom cables to plug into the switches / routers etc. (possibly having a second laptop for redundancy)

And seconding the physical logbook.

I would add 15 start keeping a physical log book to document changes.

Dependant on what you have to look after you might want more than one book.

The PDP range where Mini computers not Mainframes - the only mainframe class systems DEC had where the DECSYSTEM-20 / 10.

Not when I have done waterfall - each waterfall phase can iterate

It's the same at all large companies - its CYA boiler plate.

Though I almost got to be the official spokesperson for British Telecom responding on the alt.2600 news group about the the Met police VMB hack - press office was cool but the internal security was not.

That's pretty common in other countries - there's loads of Chelsea tractors (SUVS and 4wd) used on the school run in the UK for the height and perceived safety.

I had a really odd one last year where a Grave I ( well known brand name) got converted by office/excell into a Double Grave I.

The double grave I is used by some obscure orthodox religionious texts