Please do.

I plan to tonight, but I'm not sure where to post it. Natter, I guess? F2F?

95% of the terrain is covered by mobile towers?

seems most logical.

I'm so hungry I could gnaw my own arm off. What's a cheese pie?

95% of the potential market has a phone? 95% of the terrain is covered by mobile towers?

95% of the time, it works every time. No, I would guess that you can get a signal in 95% of their coverage area.

What's a cheese pie?

I imagine it's like a cheese danish. Could even be cheesecake. Both wins, in my book.

The mocha latte I ordered is disappointing me on many fronts. ::sniff:: And it's cheese-free.

seems most logical.

That's where I was going, but my brain can't get "market penetration" (which'd be the former) off the field.

I can't believe I updated Wikipedia again! They had Jamaican history wrong. My family would laugh if they knew I was doing stuff like that. I am patently the most ahistorical of the bunch.

Turns out my cousin didn't qualify for the US Open. Also turns out no one told me she was in the running. I feel somewhat robbed.

95% of the time, it works every time.

The signal penetrates through 95% of your mobile device before it craps out....

OK, say one is employed in the computer/tech industry and been working for the same company for more than 10 years (11, actually). What's the usual/common amount of vacation/PTO/sick time that one might get per year?

I don't know if it's normal but I've been with my company for 7 years now and I get 4 weeks vacation time (I think my original small company was pretty generous w/ the vacation time and people got to keep what we'd accrued when we were purchased by a much larger company a few years ago). We used to have unlimited sick time but I think it's 10 days a year now.

In negotiating an offer from the company I'm going to work for I emphasized how important keeping all that vacation time was for me and they offered me the same 4 weeks there. They only have 40 hours sick/personal time though.

Now we'll have to see if I'll actually be able to take the time off when I want it!

What's the usual/common amount of vacation/PTO/sick time that one might get per year?

Three at my Michigan job, four or five at my last job, and more than that here. All the jobs were tech jobs, but only the first one was at a tech company.

Is that just sick time? I can't believe that's all the time off you got.

I usually get two weeks vacation, one week sick time. I haven't been anywhere more than 3 years in a row, though, and that was an improvement over being a contract worker for years and getting no PTO other than a handful of holidays.

The large tech company that pays me has a schedule of accruing 10 days/year until year 4, 15/yr until year 14, and 20 days after that.