Someone show this to the guy who asked about how to walk through a field of cows.
Someone show this to the guy who asked about how to walk through a field of cows.
Not a European, but I’m going with dark alleys.
Crash Bandicoot vibes
After that fiasco I can’t believe anyone still uses Wells Fargo.
Because it’s not about getting work done, it’s about having power over your employees.
If you message me your Google password then I’ll check for you. That way you won’t be at risk for catching a virus. You can never be too careful these days.
I wonder what it will be like on a long flight with this feature: there is an army of unknown Bluetooth items moving with you.
Lesson learned: always use your girlfriend’s browser to look up how to do crime.
Critical flaws found in plane which was apparently assembled by a group of persons inside a Boeing facility.
I like how it’s “Boeing employees” and not just “Boeing” that falsified inspection records.
If the job market around you sucks then you may have to just practice until you get good enough.
However that does not mean online code tests are accurate or properly reflect your skills and ability to do actual job work. They’re a tool used by companies that don’t respect the candidate’s time and you should see that as a mini red flag.
If the salary is right, you can call me whatever you want.
Lol just try it yourself. Pound some white sugar and psyllium husks and see how you feel afterwards.
I would start with the classic: Don’t Make Me Think by Steve Krug
Dang, I was thinking companies using vaccines to put ads in our anuses, but you’re probably right.
If you look at your poop in the toilet, then yes they will put ads in your anus. The ads would of course come out with your turds.
“Who’s that peekin’ in my window? Pow! Nobody now”
They’ll be absolutely slammed with harsh words and maybe a finger waggle.
I hate how this is written as if it’s consumers who are responsible for inflation–if we would just stop buying things inflation would go down, hurr durr…
The narrative for the last couple years is that companies have no other choice but to raise prices, but now that people are too poor to afford essentials they magically find a way to lower pieces.