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Why are you chiming in on another country's immigration policy? You deal with your country, I'll deal with mine. Opinion dismissed
If you can't run a business without breaking the law (including illegal labor), then that business shouldn't exist.
That's a border control policy known as "no border control at all".
Yes, for whatever additional crimes they have committed.
Being here illegally, that's what ICE is after (Immigration and Customs Enforcement), and they are fully in their prevue to send home people who are here against the law.
They are going after illegal immigrants.
Hence the name ICE - Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
If a program treats people equally, that's a good thing. If you want equal outcomes (regardless of many very real factors), that by definition will require unequal treatment.
Or are they getting rid of the concept entirely?
Time to break out Kerbal Space Program and see how well it works...
Article from 2022 said they planned on having a real launch by 2026: https://www.space.com/spinlaunch-aces-10th-suborbital-test-l...
...however the company is struggling. No website updates in a long time, lots of C-suite staff changes.
Would love to see this work, but I think it's dead.
Millennial puts employer on blast on social media, and gets a very brief window of job offers, she's too good for any of them, then lands in long term unemployment...
Perhaps having a public reputation of being a toxic employee (eager to damage brand reputation) who was let go because she couldn't close sales may have something to do with it.
I store all data to a home NAS drive, and then on a regular basis run a ROBOCOPY batch file to a USB hard drive. I rotate several drives (all cold & offline) to have some versoning/protection against bit-rot and undetected corruption.
Once or twice a year I put a drive in a ziplock bag (water tight) to an off-site location that is fireproof and reasonably burglar proof.
I do not trust SaaS or online backups. Too easy to have my online copy get hacked or have my backup provider go out of business. My fate is in my hands.
COBOL's promise was that it was human-like text, so we wouldn't need programmers anymore. A lot like "low code" platforms, and now LLM generated code.
The problem is that the average person doesn't know how to explain & solve a problem in sufficient detail to get a working solution. When you get down to breaking down that problem... you become a programmer.
The main lesson of COBOL is that it isn't the computer interface/language that necessitates a programmer.