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by j33zusjuice 4y ago
I sure hope there’s something in this that identifies sensitive fields. Are they going to read everyone’s SSN and credit card information? Wtf is this?
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by j33zusjuice 4y ago
I don’t know. Fuckin slander, ask me.
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by j33zusjuice 4y ago
You may have stopped being you. How do they know if you are you if you haven’t renewed yourself?
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by j33zusjuice 4y ago
Oh, for sure, I read all of them top to bottom when I’m part of the hiring team. I just haven’t actually seen one that was fancy that had good content. The layout doesn’t matter to me, as long as it’s consistently formatted.
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by j33zusjuice 4y ago
I have no affiliation with this place, and I haven’t done the assessment, myself, but this is something I’ve been looking in to doing because I so often feel like I’m in the wrong line of work, and that I’m wasting my life chasing other peo
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by j33zusjuice 4y ago
CT Fletcher was a huge influence on me when I was lifting (I hurt my back and can’t DL or squat anymore, so I just don’t workout), and it went well beyond the gym. When I started trying to break into a real IT role (I was doing POS help de
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by j33zusjuice 4y ago
I was severely depressed, self-medicating with alcohol to the point I was bordering on alcoholism (I was in stage 3). The vast majority of the time, I was super lovable when I was drunk. Energetic, funny, I felt great. Sometimes I’d think a
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by j33zusjuice 4y ago
Paris is overrated. Two or three days is plenty, in my opinion. See the Eiffel Tower, hit the museums, and then you’re done. I preferred Bordeaux even though there was less to do than in Paris. On the other hand, I live in a huge city, so
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by j33zusjuice 4y ago
What!? Some countries force you to state your marital and familial situations!? That’s insane. It’s illegal for companies in the US to ask about that stuff. That said, some other people pointed out he had a military/aeronautical backgr
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by j33zusjuice 4y ago
In my experience looking at résumés (mostly for entry-level tech roles), fancy formatting is 100% an attempt to cover for a lack of skill. I haven’t seen one that had good content. Intuitively, this makes sense to me, and seems to fit with
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by j33zusjuice 4y ago
It’s not bias, it’s just how it is. If it’s not something bleepingcomputer or tenforums has covered, it’s a nightmare to find an answer for Windows problems. The difference is that most people are scared of the CLI, so they think Linux is h
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by j33zusjuice 4y ago
100% a political stunt. The guy bringing these suits is a political hack. Even if he’s right that this could lead to abuse, I’m certain it’s a self-interested thing. This could be my biases showing themselves, but I’ve got good reason for m
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by j33zusjuice 4y ago
There are historical reasons, like the fact that LE was created to protect a special class), which deeply impact the way LE is trained, which dictates how LE interacts with normal people. There’s what you suggested, that they want great sta
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by j33zusjuice 4y ago
It absolutely hasn’t. If anything, the feeling has strengthened in people who once lived without these devices.
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by j33zusjuice 4y ago
I’m an infra guy, and I’ve had two unexcellent jobs in a row now where I’m the only Linux person, and the most critical things run on Linux, so I spend the majority of my time on break/fix situations and trying to remember what the fuc
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by j33zusjuice 4y ago
We use Google because a VP has a hardon for Google. It’s not good. Threading is garbage, there are limited text formatting options, and some of them don’t work right all the time (code blocks don’t work if you’re copy/pasting text that