

You owe me years of life.
Best I can do is an upvote and a hearty thank you.
Thank you!
You owe me years of life.
Best I can do is an upvote and a hearty thank you.
Thank you!
I don’t think providing more meat for the grinder will suddenly make anyone change their minds on the subject.
Try being more direct, you can still write out your whole email with the full description, but put in a section somewhere that’s easy to see that’s labeled as “QUESTIONS” and then enumerate the questions you want answered. I often will have the whole section bold and further highlight important words in red. This makes it easier for people to answer inline on the reply and helps ensure questions weren’t missed.
The truth is, most people don’t like the ‘email’ part of the job and may only check it once or twice a day and I’d most likely just skimming through several messages and not fully devoting much time to each message. By making it easier for them to reply you end up with a better result.
You can also use this when you expect someone to take action from your email. Let them know precisely what you want them to do, and make it very easy to find ‘The Ask’.
EDIT: Or, you can just downvote any comments that actually offer suggestions and stay of the opinion that everyone else is wrong and only you are correct.
Steep (snowboarding, skiing, paragliding, wingsuiting) and Red Dead Redemption 2 (fast travel is an option, but come on, enjoy that ride!) are the two that I really enjoy.
For side boob? The busty tree didn’t get hidden behind a spoiler tag, but I’ll hide the busty mouse.
Ok, hear me out… A calendar where Gadget is the pinup girl
Wasn’t that with the old administration?
We have a safe at work where we keep backups and ‘legal hold’ stuff. We hardly ever need to get into it. The first audit we had after I started and the guy who had been running things walks up to the safe and just opens it… without entering the code. The auditor looks at me, and I look at my employee and ask him if the safe is broken, and he said “No, I put the code in earlier so it would be easier to open for the audit.”
Needless to say, we got dinged on that part of the audit.
That thing looks painfully heavy! I can’t imagine how that would feel in your chest… and I’m curious to know how it is secured in the chest cavity.
Perhaps a comment about Louie G.
Everyone is all impressed with the cryo part, and I’m more shocked that a sliced up brain can still function.
Musk isn’t compromised by Putin, there is nothing that Putin could have on him that would make any bit of difference. What Musk wants is to be the preferred rocket supplier for both the US and Russia. He already has the US, now he’s doing Putin’s bidding and will soon be building Starship launch pads in Crimea.
Or else, what?
To paraphrase Andrew Jackson, the judge made his ruling, now let him enforce it. We’ve lost our country.
You should generally only ask questions that relate directly to the job. If you start asking unrelated questions then the applicant could feel that you are discriminating against them for some reason. But I get the desire to give someone who is a good fit, but you should find a more subtle way.
I’m in IT and I like to ask applicants if they have any systems at home that they manage. One guy told me how he went on craigslist and purchased an old server to play around with VMware when the company he was with first started looking into it. That impressed me because it’s something I’d do. He was a top contender, so I sent him home with some homework: I asked to see an example of some documentation that he’s written up. The next day he sent me a detailed diagram and full documentation of his home torrent system, how he has Plex, Sonarr and Radarr setup, and how his drives are laid out. I found a new best friend that day.
I didn’t know how old you are, but I’m at an age when I’ve realized that I likely won’t outgrown laughing when I hear someone else in a public bathroom rip a fart while taking a dump.
He’s just a toxic troll, check his comment history there’s nothing of value there. It’s real easy to block users on Lemmy, your online experience will be better off without him.
No, I’m curious to know which words or phrases the last administration wasn’t allowing. My guess is that there isn’t such a list.
Does anyone have a list of words that the new administration is now allowing that the previous administration had blocked?
I use it several times a day and have uploaded several videos since early January. I’m using the android app exclusively and there have been a couple of times that I went to use it and it wasn’t working, but mostly it works great.
Drawn Together?