learc83

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   by learc83 16y ago

   There probably is a number on the back of the badge to call. There is a lot of ongoing litigation dealing with Google's book scanning. The simple explanation is that Google doesn't want these workers talking about the work they are doing. T
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   by learc83 16y ago

   Why wouldn't Google want them talking to other employees? Could it be b/c they are working on a confidential project?
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   by learc83 16y ago

   Yes, if you classify slave labor as someone voluntarily doing work for which they get paid.
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   by learc83 16y ago

   No, it screams these employees are working on something confidential. Google keeps them from socializing with everyone else in order to keep them from talking about their work.
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   by learc83 16y ago

   It seems pretty obvious to me that the reason the yellow badge worker's aren't given those benefits is to keep them separate from the rest of the work force for security reasons (to keep them from talking about their work) They allow janito
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   by learc83 16y ago

   The thing is, multiple availability zones are in multiple data centers. We now know that they have a common failure point, but how could anyone have known that before it happened. For all we know multiple regions could have an undiscovered
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   by learc83 16y ago

   I thought that push a .textile was pretty clear.