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Topic	Canadian High School to ban Homework and Tests...
LinkPizza 04/13/18 12:31:58 PM #28:	MacrossSpecial posted... LinkPizza posted... MacrossSpecial posted... Are you in the air force? I ask because goldfien rather explicitly stated that the switch was for flyers to take workstations wherever they went. Also, in a work center usually only command staff have issued machines and that is only when they are flyers. I'm in the Air Force. And we switched over all the computers to laptops. So, it's for everyone. With certain jobs like being a maintainer on the flight line, the only ones that might take home a computer are some of the shop leads doing EPRs. But there aren't really enough of them to take home constantly. Some of the Active reserve members take theirs, depending on the section they're in. For a bunch of jobs, like personnel and anyone in their building, they can absolute take their homes to get any extra work done as they have their own section. But most people would rather not if they can help it. To be honest, our flyers rarely stay where they're flying. For the amount of flying that they do. So, they usually don't take their laptops with them... That does mean that it's not the official reason, though... The day I'm doing eprs/oprs/acas at home is the day I get out. A lot of poeple with specific program or a CAC reader at home were already doing it if they had too many to do at work. This apparently makes it easier. Which is true. Since if you didn't have any program, you'd probably end up writing a couple variations of the same thing to see if you could make them fit correctly when you got back to work. I agree with you, though. I would rather leave those at work. --- Official King of Kings Switch FC: 7216-4417-4511 Add Me because I'll probably add you. I'm probably the LinkPizza you'll see around. <cite>LinkPizza posted [p:899589019] in Canadian H... [t:76510619]...</cite> <quote><cite>MacrossSpecial posted...</cite> <quote><cite>LinkPizza posted...</cite> <quote><cite>MacrossSpecial posted...</cite> <quote>Are you in the air force? I ask because goldfien rather explicitly stated that the switch was for flyers to take workstations wherever they went. Also, in a work center usually only command staff have issued machines and that is only when they are flyers.</quote> I'm in the Air Force. And we switched over all the computers to laptops. So, it's for everyone. With certain jobs like being a maintainer on the flight line, the only ones that might take home a computer are some of the shop leads doing EPRs. But there aren't really enough of them to take home constantly. Some of the Active reserve members take theirs, depending on the section they're in. For a bunch of jobs, like personnel and anyone in their building, they can absolute take their homes to get any extra work done as they have their own section. But most people would rather not if they can help it. To be honest, our flyers rarely stay where they're flying. For the amount of flying that they do. So, they usually don't take their laptops with them... That does mean that it's not the official reason, though...</quote> The day I'm doing eprs/oprs/acas at home is the day I get out.</quote> A lot of poeple with specific program or a CAC reader at home were already doing it if they had too many to do at work. This apparently makes it easier. Which is true. Since if you didn't have any program, you'd probably end up writing a couple variations of the same thing to see if you could make them fit correctly when you got back to work. I agree with you, though. I would rather leave those at work. --- Official King of Kings Switch FC: 7216-4417-4511 Add Me because I'll probably add you. I'm probably the LinkPizza you'll see around.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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