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A Texas judge has put the rule on hold, saying it would ‘cause irreparable harm.’ So get back to not being competitive
Just how does Europe survive without those "oh so helpful and necessary" non-competes? (as I've heard they're not used there)
edit: derp. Removed the 'not' as my brain can't handle too many negatives in a sentence.
edit-edit: Back we go. See above. 
modified 21-Aug-24 14:34pm.
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You mean, get back to being non-competitive, because the rule against the agreements has been blocked.
The difficult we do right away...
...the impossible takes slightly longer.
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See? I told you I get confused by too many negatives. Changing it back.
TTFN - Kent
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The ruling is correct. Now if the Dept of Labor had done this the ruling would have gone the other way as this is in their Congressionally mandated function. The problem is that it was the wrong department banning non-compete clauses.
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Understandable. I couldn’t understand why the FTC did it in the first place.
TTFN - Kent
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Maybe the ATF has an opinion.
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My brain read noncompetent agreement, it's the government I don't see the difference?
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Kent Sharkey wrote: Just how does Europe survive without those "oh so helpful and necessary" non-competes?
In Italy we have them. They are regulated but we have them. Main regulation points:
* They must be compensated beyond the normal pay;
* They are null if the compensation is lower than 15% of yearly wage;
* They must be constrained both in duration and geographical area and cannot exceed 5 years anyway;
* The compensation must reflect the heaviness of constraints (the wider / longer, the more they have to be compensated. No 15% for a worldwide ban for 5 years);
* They apply only to direct competitors. If someone moves from automotive firmware to aerospace firmware there is no sanction;
* The sanction to the employee is fixed at 2 times the cumulative amount received during the employment time.
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In security circles, Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures security bulletins can be downright scary. In Linux, however, it's just business as usual. They have more eyes than that
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Given how the headline started, I'm extremely disappointed that it wasn't 42 per week. 
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Kent Sharkey wrote: They have more eyes than that
The rest do not publish the report, they exploit it
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Last Tuesday, loads of Linux users—many running packages released as early as this year—started reporting their devices were failing to boot. Instead, they received a cryptic error message that included the phrase: “Something has gone seriously wrong.” Linux stops working after a Windows update? Yes...very mysterious.
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Windows ain't done until Lotus won't run. 
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C-suite executives are losing confidence in the ability of their IT teams to deliver basic services, leading to concerns over how advanced technologies like generative AI can be implemented successfully. and vice versa
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Microsoft Teams has transformed the way we connect and collaborate at work and in our lives. To date, there have been two Teams apps on Windows 11 – one for work or education and another for personal use. Because sometimes there is an 'I' in Teams
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...and if you look under the covers (of at least the Linux apps), Teams is just Skype with lipstick.
Use your favourite process explorer and compare the command lines of the multiple processes.
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the horror…The HORROR!  I do hope that’s just the Linux version. I’ll have to check in the morning.
TTFN - Kent
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Kent Sharkey wrote: I’ll have to check in the morning.
Do not leave us in the darkness 
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I agree the command lines look similar, but if you use a Windows spy, the two processes look fairly different (to me). I suspect it might be convergent evolution, or similar groups doing the command line design.
TTFN - Kent
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The Black Hole Finder app is a citizen science project that can be accessed around the world. Something, something, funding, black hole, something
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A new Seti@Home but on the way?
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Ransomware victims have paid $459,800,000 to cybercriminals in the first half of 2024, setting the stage for a new record this year if ransom payments continue at this level. Just in case you were wondering why the bad guys keep at this
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And tht's only counting the companies that are known of paying...
I do wonder... how many of those companies are every year in the calculations?
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Platform engineering is the latest buzzword in IT operations. And like all other buzzwords, it’s in danger of becoming meaningless—in danger of meaning whatever some company with a “platform engineering” product wants to sell. Meet the new silver bullet, same as the old silver bullet
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