Stuff you know that others wouldn't know because of your job.

[Duke]

Everyone knows that

A dig at the thread the other day

 

[Deleted member 651465]

Health and Safety at Work Act 1974

 

[J.B]

In my last job I learn the probation service in London is pretty flawed.

I also learnt about 2 new super prisons that were planning to be built but then got scrapped.

 

[Sirrel Squirrel]

Holy mother of god. 85k on CCTV for a pub that serves food?!? Is that how much it costs these days?

It costs the underground £1000 for a metal bracket to fit the camera to.

It's costing the LUL £35m to move equipment from one room to another 5 metres away to prepare for Crossrail.

I don't work there but I know someone high up.

 

[Andr3w]

Health and Safety at Work Act 1974

You poor man

 

[G|mp]

I know that the London Underground have just signed with Rentokil Initial for multi service.

 

[NickK]

When you send text messages they can be read by humans..

Now SMSCs can store as encrypted, if the option is set. However some SMSCs allow the administrators to read the current text messages within the SMSCs on the terminal - clear as day.

Then there's the audit files of text messages stored in numerous systems by each vendor.. the text is not usually encrypted as a text file and can be accessed by any of the support staff at the command line...

In the US, the agencies can tap any number they want with the ability to delay, pause and resume messaging.

Your life equates to 37,000 GBP (back in 1997) so the crash position serves to purposes - (a) kill you quickly so the company doesn't have to pay for hospital care, (b) keep your skull and more importantly your teeth near to your body in the case of an accident..

A colleague who does the maths behind the insurance risks told me that 7 people die each year whilst attempting to put socks on whilst doing down stairs.

 

[z0mbi3]

I know which big gas company stocks you should invest in because of contracts awarded but have not gone public and to press yet. However if I did this myself and was caught I would be in big trouble.

E-mail in trust.

 

[Kristoph]

I work at a supermarket :[ what do you wanna know?

 

[DampCat]

That financially it's better if you die in a serious accident than survive it.

 

[Viper²]

I work at a supermarket :[ what do you wanna know?

How much is a pint of milk?

 

[Raymond Lin]

Its Confidential...

 

[The Dread Pirate]

How badly Lotus Notes 8.5 is developed I mean why WHY DO THEY DO THIS AND THEN FORCE US TO UPGRADE!

 

[DailyGeek]

all connexions advisers don't know their arse from their elbow

As a connexions adviser I...
wholeheartedly concur

 

[Sirrel Squirrel]

I could also bore you with technical info about film and tv post production and distribution.

 

[Cosimo]

Weird and wonderful things about telecommunication.

 

[HumanShield]

too many companies in the states are incorporated in Delaware.

 

[doran1801]

I now know more than I ever thought I could about Airfields and Aircraft Simulators I never knew there were so many damn acronyms either

would that be sapphire building by any chance?

 

[Siliconslave]

hrm, not much i can, or what to, talk about.

Loads of silly stuff about ecommerce like the average cart abandonment for an online store is ~ 75-80%

 

[bam0]

Your life equates to 37,000 GBP (back in 1997) so the crash position serves to purposes - (a) kill you quickly so the company doesn't have to pay for hospital care, (b) keep your skull and more importantly your teeth near to your body in the case of an accident..

Assuming you mean the brace position in flying, what utter rubbish.