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Qué (quién) es hot-desking - definición
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Hot Hot Hot (single); Hot, Hot, Hot; Hot Hot Hot (song); Hot Hot Hot !!! (song); Hot Hot Hot !!! (single); Hot Hot Hot !!!; Hot Hot Hot!!! (song); Hot Hot Hot (disambiguation)
hot-desking
see hot-desk
hot-desking
¦ noun the allocation of desks to office workers when they are required or on a rota system.
hot-swap
REPLACING COMPUTER SYSTEM COMPONENTS WITHOUT SHUTTING DOWN THE SYSTEM
Hot swap; Hotplug; Hot-swappable; Coldplugging; Coldplug; Hotplugging; Hotswap; Hotswapping; Hotswitch; Hotswitching; Hot insertion; Hot plug; Warm swap; Hot-plugging; Hot plugging; Hot-swapping; Cold-switch; Hot-swap; Hot swappable; Safely remove hardware; Hot-plug; Hot-pluggable; Hot plugged; Hot Swapping
¦ verb informal fit or replace (a computer part) with the power still connected.
Derivatives
hot-swappable adjective
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Hot Hot Hot
Hot Hot Hot may refer to:
- "Hot Hot Hot" (Arrow song), a 1982 soca song by Arrow and covered in 1987 by Buster Poindexter and in 2013 by Dutch Europop band The Vengaboys (with additional new lyrics added)
- "Hot Hot Hot!!!" (The Cure song), a 1987 song by The Cure
- "Hot Hot Hot / Mirrors", a 2019 single by Tohoshinki
- Hot Hot Hot (meme), the informal title of a video propagated on the Internet in 2005
- "Hot Hot Hot" (LL Cool J song), a song by LL Cool J from 1998
- Hot Hot Hot (film), a Luxembourg-Austrian-Belgian film from 2011
Ejemplos de uso de hot-desking
1. Hot desking worsens back pain crisis study Hot desking, where more than one office worker uses a seat, is adding to Britain‘s back pain crisis, a study claims.
2. The warnings from local clinicians follow a UK report that has blamed the modern practice of "hot–desking" people taking whichever desk is free rather than the same one each day for the increase in back pain.