My understanding is that probationary employees weren't eligible for the deferred resignation offer.
The US government does run its own self-hosted analytics platform (https://analytics.usa.gov), which the USPS does in fact use. Which makes it all the more questionable that they were additionally using third-party…
Why is this interesting? Rosetta 2 is documented to not support AVX: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/apple_silicon/abou...
There have been a series of beta releases since June. (For some reason, they say in the linked page that beta releases have only been available since August, but that's not correct).
Someone recorded the SEGA Channel's menu interface on VHS back when it was in operation and has subsequently uploaded it to YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sMRLZcBiN-k&t=72s An interesting detail of the SEGA…
"Erase the affected volume" is really the best solution they could come up with?
"Anticipated Clearance Level: Q (Position will be cleared to this level)." ... why would someone working on climate modeling software need a clearance for nuclear weapon design information?
If you’re interested in Infocom stuff, I’d also recommend Jimmy Maher’s ongoing series on the history of Infocom: http://www.filfre.net/tag/infocom/
My understanding is that probationary employees weren't eligible for the deferred resignation offer.
The US government does run its own self-hosted analytics platform (https://analytics.usa.gov), which the USPS does in fact use. Which makes it all the more questionable that they were additionally using third-party…
Why is this interesting? Rosetta 2 is documented to not support AVX: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/apple_silicon/abou...
There have been a series of beta releases since June. (For some reason, they say in the linked page that beta releases have only been available since August, but that's not correct).
Someone recorded the SEGA Channel's menu interface on VHS back when it was in operation and has subsequently uploaded it to YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sMRLZcBiN-k&t=72s An interesting detail of the SEGA…
"Erase the affected volume" is really the best solution they could come up with?
"Anticipated Clearance Level: Q (Position will be cleared to this level)." ... why would someone working on climate modeling software need a clearance for nuclear weapon design information?
If you’re interested in Infocom stuff, I’d also recommend Jimmy Maher’s ongoing series on the history of Infocom: http://www.filfre.net/tag/infocom/