@greeneisgold Possibly being optimistic as to the intelligence of the customer, but I would imagine their concern is for pets. This would be unnecessarily risky to have around dogs or destructive cats.
@ShowGirlEm A bunch of comments already, but I have always had pretty bad insomnia issues and the only “over the counter” method that has ever worked for me is chugging a monster 30 min before bed
@BloofBloofBloof@TheNCSmaster I doubt the management team at your local Kohl’s is going to look up your name — they’ll just run your resume through some AI agent that will tell them whether to hire you.
@ItsMoofie In Colorado like 7 months ago we had a PSPS (Public Safety Power Shutoff) due to high winds. I didn’t have power for 6 days straight, and it was entirely precautionary.
@BloofBloofBloof@TheNCSmaster Unironically you have to do this, in my experience having a degree on a resume for a retail job is usually an instant rejection. I assume it’s because they know you’re planning to get the fuck out of there as soon as you can.
@catgirlprostate I always thought this challenge was super impressive because my brain just does not store this information. I would struggle to get to even 20 people in general, men or women.
@deamongaming420@NutsOrchard@MarkDa7is@evanf1997_ To take your analogy even further, it’s exactly like that except it’s just two ports and you also have to guess and check what type of wire is used
@Viggie_Smalls93 Don’t know where this discourse originated, but I’d like to throw my hat in the ring for Denver. Extremely diverse seasons, a plethora of outdoor actives for all times of year, and walkability falls between NYC and LA (depending on where you’re located)
@NutsOrchard@deamongaming420@MarkDa7is@evanf1997_ You do it the same way any private server is made — you decrypt and analyze every outgoing call from client to server and find a way to spoof it. Keep doing that until every call is spoofed, and you have your own destiny 2 server that you can run locally.
@GeordianKnot@StatisticUrban Live in CO as well, yeah the temp is awful in the sun, but the difference is that once you’re in the shade it’s totally fine. When I was in San Antonio in July I learned that the temperature is just exactly the same in the shade, which was miserable.
@HazrdousWaste@spence_hays@StatisticUrban Live in CO, your skin gets used to it pretty fast. Any time I am in the south east I feel perpetually damp and it is miserable.
@iamnotweii@LudwigAhgren@ASU I had a few adjunct professors who had a bachelor’s and a bunch of work experience, Ludwig would probably be able to supplement the masters entirely leveraging experience.