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by WWLink 11y ago
My 2015 wrangler seems to use the same torx screw for almost everything there is, and the best part is it came with a nice torx driver wrench with several heads in a little canvas tool kit lol. I think you have to shop around to find cars t
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by WWLink 11y ago
lol I work in a pretty open "bullpen" as they say. Our desks have glass partitions but they're about 10" tall, and I can totally see the 3 guys I work with all the time. If we're using our standing tables there is n
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by WWLink 11y ago
"We're looking for a devops engineer that lives and breathes code. The best of the best, the cream of the crop. Be prepared to work hard and play hard in our agile environment!" hrmm there's a million and one good buzzwo
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by WWLink 11y ago
Some recruiting sites (and recruiters) are pretty careless with the way they contact candidates too, though. I mention having done iOS related stuff on my resume, but I occasionally get an email or call from someone that is looking for a 1
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by WWLink 12y ago
My alma mater needs those. It's not cars, but the bikers on campus are downright vicious and will run you down if you happen to be in their way when crossing the street. That town also had a problem downtown of people that would cross
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by WWLink 12y ago
I think what happens is different companies (and dev teams, actually) have different personalities. A type A team/company will look for type A programmers. If you end up with a personality match, it doesn't guarantee you the job b
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by WWLink 12y ago
So this is the kind of passion they're looking for, and even then they took 3 months!
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by WWLink 12y ago
Yeah those look cool, and nope those were in the gamecube version too. fwiw you can usually pick those spears up after you beat the guards lol
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by WWLink 12y ago
The funny part for me was how after I got into windwaker, I immediately thought it was my favorite zelda game lol. Kinda glad to see the tide turn :) OoT was pretty epic too, but WW is more fun to play. Maybe I just like the whole sailing+p
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by WWLink 12y ago
It does seem weird that the compiler didn't catch that one.
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by WWLink 12y ago
Make sure to turn off things like the google autocomplete thing in the address bar then, because firefox does that too. I was surprised, looking at wireshark lol.
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by WWLink 12y ago
lol the piano with the computer built into it. It's funny how for the most part, houses haven't got any of that stuff. I'm in a house that was built in 2008, and it has something like 5 RJ45 jacks, none of which are in partic
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by WWLink 13y ago
My canon mx860 can actually do this straight from its menu haha. There's a few options for college ruled, wide ruled, and grid paper. This web app has more choices, but the printer makes some amazing paper as is :D
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by WWLink 13y ago
sounds like the boss in office space
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by WWLink 13y ago
From the description of it: I already fucking hate the feature. Moreso, I also hate the morons that make sites so heavily embedded in crappy javascript that you can't just copy the link and paste it in another window (or to someone els
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by WWLink 13y ago
I hate this "gets it" mentality that gets brought into the picture anytime any product can be described with the word "social" in the description. It's a product, and taking the Hank Hill approach, the quality of th
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by WWLink 13y ago
In grade school at least one of my teachers made a comment along the lines of this. For a little backstory, my town was roughly 30% white, 25% asian, 25% black, the rest spanish or other races. Shoot I'll go one further. When I was in
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by WWLink 13y ago
I love the dentist example. Imagine if dentists were treated like developers. It'd be hilarious!
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by WWLink 13y ago
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHA. My friends, this is where the "I think my coworkers would be uncomfortable if they found out how much more than them I make" rhetoric comes from. Kinda reminds me of Hank Hill's "special deal
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by WWLink 13y ago
Guess this works if you have a lazy eye too hehe.
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by WWLink 13y ago
You know what, if they are looking for a developer that can hit the ground running with .NET and make some great stuff, I'm not that guy. If they're looking to do some .NET projects and want some developers that are good to pick i
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by WWLink 13y ago
Likewise, I got pretty good at it and love relative positioning (especially if you use it on a list). However, it is definitely a steep learning curve lol.
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by WWLink 13y ago
I heard you guys were totally overwhelmed with embedded programmers. What do you like to see in an applicant to stand out? :)
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by WWLink 13y ago
I'm not sure if they've changed this, but I had a hard time finding good documentation for using autolayout constraints in code for a layout that was mostly created in code due to it changing depending on what the situation demand
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by WWLink 13y ago
Guess the nerds aren't allowed to get a break from the bullying as adults either huh.
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by WWLink 13y ago
I love that article!
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by WWLink 13y ago
I don't think I have the guts to call myself the best and brightest lol. Does that mean I'm never going to find a job? Seems like every company insists on hiring the best and brightest, and everyone here thinks they're the be
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by WWLink 13y ago
Typeface hipsters?
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by WWLink 13y ago
I don't know what's worse, the 45 day trial or the "congratulations! You've jumped through 3 fire hoops! Now you have the chance to come spend a full day being interviewed by 10 different people!" stuff. A lot of co
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by WWLink 13y ago
"I can definitely see how it seems Mary is getting screwed." I love how you guys went fully transparent but I lost it at this one lol. I was kinda put off by the "we get hundreds of emails" stuff but I guess I'll go

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