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by ornornor 3y ago
If you’re interested, I have a dump of my TP bios flash unmodified and then the same version I paid some Russian guy to modify so the whitelist is removed and an extra menu unlocked. I basically sent them the dump, and after a “donation” I
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by ornornor 3y ago
Why Dell specifically? Wasn’t all hardware that bought the cheaper capacitors affected?
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by ornornor 3y ago
It accepts PDFs. It can't parse LaTeX-generated PDFs. No idea why. And that's not a specific one, it has been most ATSs in my experience.
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by ornornor 3y ago
> you're willing to waste time fiddling around with abstruse technical stuff rather than doing something useful. Cough cough K8s/microservices cough cough jira cough
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by ornornor 3y ago
Perfectly aligned paragraphs on the left and the right. Other packages produce ragged line ends and/or ridiculous spacing between words (Word’s justify)
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by ornornor 3y ago
> as useful and difficult as writing HTML by hand How else do you write html? I haven’t used dreamweaver in 20 years by now.
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by ornornor 3y ago
Was clear to me too.
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by ornornor 3y ago
The generated pdf is what ats doesn’t like. Don’t know why but I’ve noticed too.
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by ornornor 3y ago
I don’t know but I’ve noticed too. For me it’s a feature, I’m invisible to companies that use shitty ATS software where I likely would enjoy working anyway.
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by ornornor 3y ago
I make my CV with LaTeX (and compter modern) and a handmade template. I got an undergrad in business over a decade ago. I’m never going back to school.
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by ornornor 3y ago
> I noticed that applicant-tracking systems tended to not know what to do with the PDF, and I started to suspect that some companies weren't actually seeing my resume as a result. That’s a feature as far as I’m concerned. Companies
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by ornornor 3y ago
Thanks
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by ornornor 3y ago
> I worked at Tesla […] and loved it Say no more. Let’s just agree to disagree. > This literally makes no sense and I think you are conflaiting something here? How would i recruit customers if i didn't work at the company? Are yo
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by ornornor 3y ago
Demanding long hours is unfair but rather common unfortunately, you’re right. Demanding you recruit hundreds of customers, for free, to even be considered for an interview is downright exploitative. I don’t think any but the most predatory
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by ornornor 3y ago
Most people do. Maybe you do too.
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by ornornor 3y ago
How did you find these freelance gigs and what were your tasks?
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by ornornor 3y ago
How did you do it? How did you find customer to pay you enough to make a living?
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by ornornor 3y ago
I wonder if it isn’t like social media: you only see one facet of their lives. Maybe after work they don’t have the energy to do anything at all, or maybe their relationships are a mess as a result, etc. You just don’t know how much their “
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by ornornor 3y ago
If you don’t already know it servarr (radarr, sonarr, etc) will also download it for you and sync your tv media player (Kodi etc). It also handles failures, redownloads, quality upgrades. Downloads from torrents and/or newsgroup. There
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by ornornor 3y ago
> for average conditions one unit of fossil-fuel energy is required to create 8.3 energy units from the resulting ethanol It seems they’re in a unique position because sugar cane grows there, is used in industry, and the leftovers that a
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by ornornor 3y ago
That’s what I use as well even though they’re a tiny bit more expensive than revolut, I don’t mind the extra couple of cents per transaction to avoid giving money to revolut.
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by ornornor 3y ago
Doesn’t bio ethanol take more fossil fuel energy to create than it replaces?
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by ornornor 3y ago
No bank will touch you with a ten foot pole if you are even remotely associated with the US.
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by ornornor 3y ago
Revolut is run by a toxic ceo who demands people work Sundays by Slacking them asking why they’re not working, and that demands prospective employees recruit as many new customers as possible (200+ a week) to even be considered for employme
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by ornornor 4y ago
You might be interested in https://GitHub.com/maid/maid
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by ornornor 4y ago
Ive used your website many times :)
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by ornornor 4y ago
That made me laugh, thank you
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by ornornor 4y ago
Aren’t you out of luck with insurance if the car is recovered but wasn’t broken into? Same as a burglary and there is no sign of forced entry, won’t the insurance deny the claim because you didn’t act prudently and locked your door?
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by ornornor 4y ago
Didn't consider smaller services hosted on AWS. Subnet routing only works well for those that have their own ASN indeed.
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by ornornor 4y ago
> But because it doesn't support a way to run local apps that fetch from APIs, I had to add a way to show the forecast for other spots and make it "official". I’m having difficulty parsing and understanding this sentence:

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