stoly @ stoly @lemmy.world

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Exactly. Meanwhile B12 screws my stuff right up.

I started taking magnesium. Instantly the majority of my mental health issues evaporated but they come back if I go for more than about 3 days without it.

You should read the article with states that one engine was beginning to provide thrust and the other still had not regained thrust. It takes a very long time for an engine to start and longer to create thrust. Read more. Learn more. Don’t be angry at your ignorance.

Your argument: they did so little in those 5 seconds of descent before crashing. Shame.

Agree. Most interviews for higher level positions are a half to a full day. Executive level might even go over 2 days.

You’re not having the real interview. Everything up to this point was designed up filter people out. Now it’s just you and maybe 2-3 other people. You’re not only interfering with your boss, but their boss and any important stakeholders you may interact with. This is the part where the larger team is evaluating finalists and making decisions.

Good luck, you’re almost there. Get ready for a whirlwind and a whole lot of names you will finally learn some months after they hire you.

Remember: it’s a conversation and you’re also interviewing them. Make sure you have some questions about topics like conflict resolution, opportunities for growth, organizational culture, etc.

I’m ok with memes. What bothers me is the low effort reuse of meme formats over and over and over again.

Many seem to be AI garbage. I do like when I find an old one though.

Web 1.0 was open and democratic. Accessible to all.

Web 2.0 was designed up be exploited by large corporations to control the flow of information that humans can access.

It’s almost as if the real problem is opportunity. Hmm.

The US subsidizes farms and petroleum.

Radio shack for sure. Has anything electronic or computer related you need.

That’s kind of you to say. There was definitely no way I could have foreseen what the Web 2.0 era would be like.

When the internet became more of a common thing, I really believed that it would bring people together. That all everyone needed was to be exposed to information. That seems so very naive now.

I grew up in a very conservative household and genuinely believed everything I was taught due to not being exposed to other ideas. Over time, even when in high school, I started to notice that people hated things without understanding them. Ask someone to explain to you why communism is bad, for instance, and they probably can't because they know nothing about it.

Over time, I became exposed to more diverse people, educated people, people from different places. I went to school and got my masters degree. I have found that I am frankly fairly liberal by US standards.

The MAGA types used to talk about an education when it was a way to insult people who make the minimum wage and make it their fault that they were underpaid. They didn't actually want peoples' lives to be better, but rather to find a way to look down on entire classes of humans.

It's not just CA. The closest one to the west coast is in Arizona. Most are in the south with some extending into the Midwest or up the east coast.

The sad thing is that I really like the Waffle House but, for the most part, they just don't exist in states that are worth living in.

I have experienced some recent schadenfreude with farmers who no longer have workers to harvest because ICE scared them away.

You've made a potential error in underestimating just how horrible some peoples' lives are and how filled with hatred they are over that fact. This is really what drives so much of politics in the world--disgruntled people with no future who choose to hate others who have nothing to do with it.

I love the quote about how it is putting federal agents in danger...and I sort of think that they are doing that themselves.