FeloniousReverend
FeloniousReverend
FeloniousReverend

I think it’s a little lame as a networking method, but I got my last two positions through recruiters using LinkedIn, bother came with raises and promotions. I only think it works that way when you keep your profile up to date and open to recruiters. I don’t know if this is true but it does put you in a position where

I was late to the LinkedIn game and just joined it two years ago and I went in worrying I’d come off this way. When I saw the sheer number of people I knew from school, or worked with before, or currently worked with it made it a lot better. I’d say in comparison to other social media sites though it bothered me more

I saw other people mention tech jobs in response to you, and honestly until I was laid off from a job in IT I never saw the point of LinkedIn. I had sort of fumbled into the position and then excelled at, and tried to make that clear on my profile. For a personal anecdote the last two times I’ve looked for a job and

Woah, I never realized what the A in A-Team stood for till this post... That’s dark.

Is it a 1440p monitor? I’ve got a 34" 1440p 21:9 and see the same thing. Unless you have kaby lake or newer processor the Netflix app on PC limits you to 1080, so that’s probably what you’re seeing. I can’t find a zoom setting, so they probably decided if they let people zoom in it would look blurry and then they

I have a job that pays decently and sounds impressive to people because it requires a decent amount of techno-babble to explain. Or because a surprising number of people are just really impressed by technology jobs... but honestly at the end of the day I sort of wish I was just a guy who got beer for people... But

So clearly you still haven’t bothered googling it.

The answers are mice and then dolphins, which many of us already knew. You could have just google searched it and would have gotten the answer as well. It’s a pretty well known fact.

I thought it was Gizmodo that had an article discussing how much better passengers would have been as a surprise horror movie than the sappy cliche nonsense it was. I can’t find the article now though. But essentially they posited what would happen if it turned out he had woken up multiple women in the attempt to find

My wife and I were discussing something along these lines after going to an Oktoberfest celebration that involved lots of competitions. It seemed like it would be easy to come up with fun games that would train your kids to be absolute ringers at drinking/party games when they’re older. Sort of a Karate Kid situation

If only there was some method to use your lights to signal to other drivers that you’re in distress or having a mechanical failure, or are otherwise in a hazardous or creating a hazardous situation. We could call them hazard lights!

From the article: “(Start with a blend if you don’t want to “waste” your good stuff.)“

She even used the word waste...

Also from the article: “I am not much of Scotch cocktail drinker, mainly because I don’t want to get yelled a by old men who are offended that I would dilute the spirit in anyway.”

You might not be an

I was going to say, the only time I’ve ever heard of trunk or treat is at churches and it was exactly for the reason you listed. All those kids still go out and walk around and traditionally trick or treat.

So you admit that it’s not a problem for everyone, then you explain that essentially the reason you want everybody to speak the same language is because you’re paranoid they’re saying something bad about you. So you’re distracted because even though you don’t speak the language, you’re trying to pick up clues as to

I also had to google what that mean, and this was perfect gif usage.

It seemed to me that the style became popular after saisons had become popular, as the ABV in saisons started to creep up as more breweries got into them. So I think it was also as a way to offer a less yeasty and more sessionable farmhouse or saison style beer. My other assumption is that the style isn’t as firmly

In Chrome I use the Smile Always extension and I’ve got another one for Firefox but I don’t remember what it is. Takes all the work out of it by automatically redirecting you.

In Chrome I use the Smile Always extension and I’ve got another one for Firefox but I don’t remember what it is.

It takes a little more upfront work, but without knowing your personal style I think a good method would be to hit up a place like Macy’s and find a brand that fits you well and matches your style. Then even though the styles will change with the season they’ll usually still be directed towards the same demographic

It takes a little more upfront work, but without knowing your personal style I think a good method would be to hit

But then that also means we can all wear camouflage pajamas (ACUs) or scrubs in said meetings. Unless you’re in the medical field or the military, clearly not appropriate. There has to be a line drawn somewhere. I draw that line at not having to attend powerpoint meetings in the first place.