Any reason why this needs admin rights in windows?

Does the installer needs admin rights? Or the app after installing it? One possible answer is that I self-signed the app rather than using 400$ code-signing authority - hence you might get warnings for the installer.

The installer needs admin rights

When do you expect Tableau support to be available?

Is that really the case? I was under the impression that part-time jobs in the US such as retail, food, etc. were so common precisely because part-time employees do not receive the same benefits (health insurance, retirement, PTO) as full-time employees.

Under the Affordable Care Act employees that work more than 30 hours per week (or 130 hours per month) are considered full time and require health insurance.

I’d assume then that most part time employees work less than 30 hours a week

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This is actually a social pehomenon: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bystander_effect

The poster did help, so the bystander spell should've been broken.

You can't just call for non-specific help. You need to point at individuals, directly address them. Say "you!", not "someone?".

My brother the paramedic, is well practiced in getting strangers to do what he needs. Only a few calls are dramatic or dangerous, but I guess a lot of his daily work involves getting people to move back or hold a door open, or stuff like that.

Being with him in his civilian clothes in, say, a crowded shopping mall and barking out "Excuse me! Coming through!" because people are blocking his route to the coffee shop or something, and seeing the sea of people just part in front of him is impressive. Having an authoritative voice and a lot of self-confidence does wonders, apparently.

I've tried doing the same. Doesn't work for me. :(