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i build things in the middle of the night bbunix@yahoo.com
Hint: https://x.com/minitru/status/1840549001797701984/photo/1
For those affected, consider it a relatively painless test of your DR systems, and a chance to fix 'em up.
Love the software, hate the billing.
Especially during the pandemic, I've had people go through varying levels of productivity. Maybe it's depression, boredom, personal stuff, burnout, whatever. We're human beings.
I've been allow to institute mental health days - if the month doesn't have a (US) federal holiday, book a day off. If you're really burning out, let's see what we can do about that - also involves time off.
Depending on what area you're in (I'm in devops), it costs probably 6 months of your salary to replace you, plus it's hard, and all your knowledge leaves with you. Plus people remember when you back them up - it means a lot on a human level.
It's been done for me and I do my best to pass it on.
Good luck.
First lien mortgages get the house. Second lien gets whatever's left over, and guaranteed that the process is painful.
Chase did the same thing a while back, for the same reasons.
By the same token, will the organizations that fight trafficking take Epstein-tainted money?
"Jury nullification occurs when a trial jury reaches a verdict that is contrary to the letter of the law because the jurors either:
* disagree with the law under which the defendant is prosecuted, or
* believe that the law shouldn’t be applied in the case at hand."
https://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/what-jury-nullificat...
The basic difference seems to be in Canada, you're a patient while in the US, you're a customer... and the docs don't want their customers to be in pain. That appears to be changing.