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 Discussion on answer by L.Dutch: What…

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Tero Lahtinen
Apr 20, 2023 14:51
iPhone would work on the 1993 GSM network, though data would not be available (there was very slow circuit switched data available around 1995, don't know if that is supported by the iPhone, but can't think any reason to add such support even to original year 2007 iPhone), SMS might work, but probably not supported by the network. Your subscription would not be valid and 1993 SIM might not work, so you would be limited to emergency calls.
 

 Discussion on answer by Alexander The…

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Tero Lahtinen
Jul 10, 2021 17:40
Excluding small children, I personally do not know a single person without a cellphone.
 

 Discussion on answer by Zeiss Ikon: C…

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Tero Lahtinen
Dec 18, 2020 16:46
Visibility seems to be a non-issue, as there is a trainer version with raised rear cockpit: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lockheed_SR-71_Blackbird#/media/…
 

 Discussion on question by itsmaluma: …

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Tero Lahtinen
Oct 22, 2020 16:54
As an employer, I would not allow an employee use their own computer. I have once, and it backfired. Never again.
 

 Discussion on answer by Joe Strazzere…

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Tero Lahtinen
Sep 10, 2019 15:40
BCC him to an email to another company? NOT AT ALL normal. Reject the offer.
 

 Discussion on answer by gnasher729: W…

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Tero Lahtinen
Mar 28, 2019 13:20
The one who bills is should of course be the current employer. As you are an employee of another company, it might actually be illegal to help any other company.
 

 Discussion on question by Ray: Is it …

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Tero Lahtinen
Feb 2, 2019 13:47
"one of students had posted their assignment on a freelancer website asking for the solution." This might not be unethical. It is possible that the student has already cpmpleted her/his assignment and now only wants to see how professionals would do it. No, I don't even buy this myself, but you have to consider this view as well.
 

 Discussion on question by I am the Mo…

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Tero Lahtinen
Jan 11, 2019 14:33
"I'm host happy to accept this, however, I must ask you to add to the contrant that you pay me full salary during the period I can't work elsewhere."
 

 Discussion on question by Johannesber…

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Tero Lahtinen
Oct 18, 2018 15:50
You say you work in a software company? Can you code? Asking because many people really can not code barely at all. Sorry to be blunt, but if implementing fizzbuzz takes more than (say) 10 mins, you should change field.
 

 Discussion on question by Eulb: If ev…

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Tero Lahtinen
Aug 22, 2018 18:37
I guess it would be safe to assume that every survivor would use all means possible to find someone else.
 

 Discussion on answer by Masked Man: I…

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Tero Lahtinen
Jun 8, 2018 13:52
The recruiter might not edit the content of the CV, but change it to fit her company's style. I don't think anyone should have a problem with this. Also, if they reformat the doc anyway, it negates the 'word-converted version looks ugly' issue.
 

 Discussion on answer by Jan Doggen: H…

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Tero Lahtinen
Jul 18, 2017 13:20
Medical condition goes beyond etiquette is a very good point. And not taking into account someone's medical condition is not just bad etiquette, it is simply rude.
 

 Discussion on question by yters: Are …

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Tero Lahtinen
Jun 14, 2017 19:35
To comment on 111111111111 being less random... it is actually possible to distinguish between real and human generated "random" strings. A real random string would contain long sequences of the same bit, whereas a human generated "random" string does not. We tend to alternate the bits more, as we think that that 111111011111 is more random than 111111111111 .