Whoever did it, no they didn’t, we were playing CIV 5 together at that time

Newsweek is pretty good in general

This is not an arrest warrant or anything. It’s a Democrat politician saying he should be arrested

Someone is making a lot of money off people whose hobby is to obsessively follow Trump

I didn’t pay for any Google service so this was easy for me

Thought this was parity until I saw it was 1yr old

I used to talk shit people to their face and compliment them behind their back. Thought it was cool. Anyways, didn’t work at the workplace.

How is Signal unsecure?

The title really lacks context. The “person in Russia in the group chat” is Witkoff, the US official in charge of the situation in Ukraine and the Middle East

She’s not even anti-trans, but she’s “tired of hearing about it” and all the “pandering the left does”

Compared to outside of the US, this is true, but within the US he was pretty leftist. He publicly supported UBI, pushed for renewables, donated to the Obama and Hillary campaign, etc. Now he’s anti-trans, pro-Trump x1000, but there used to be a time he cared.

This is the correct way to do it. Even when I was hiring, I much preferred opening Quick Apply positions. I don’t want to waste your time either (and I sure as hell am not reading cover letters)

The left has undeniably alienated some of their group (my mum was alienated by trans rights, I was alienated by the DNC, Elon was allegedly alienated by Biden’s EV push ignoring Tesla), but I think the bigger problem is the left doesn’t fight for things people care about.

The right are the only ones in the news cycle (look at how many articles we have about Trump, even when he wasn’t president) which, to anyone who doesn’t treat politics like sports teams, makes you obviously see a thing or true that you support Republicans on. This imo is the critical flaw of the left; I now have no reason to be excited about their platform, and I’m completely numb to anything they say negatively about Trump.

I mean how many jobs have you applied to online? I think about 1 in 100 applications leading to an interview is around standard, although some people will get lucky.

Also the reason we don’t explain why you didn’t get the job is because given hundreds of applications, that would take hours to do (I personally only look at a resume for 10+ seconds anyways) and we don’t want to open ourselves to legal retaliation

Unfortunately, it may be a good idea to “customize” each submission by incorporating keywords from the actual listing into your resume.

This is usually a bad idea, since quantity > quality for most people trying to get a professional job. But I do agree with the rest of your comment

1. I report any email that is spam as spam, so my inbox is quite clean and I don’t miss anything
2. I applied to ~600 positions, averaging about 100 positions an hour. You just have to be faster with the application process; don’t customize your resume, don’t read the job description, just apply

Wait, this article is insane. Not the part about Signal, not the part about accidentally inviting a journalist, not the part that it’s real, but how intelligent the people in the chat actually sound. What a joke they perform on live TV acting all dumb for their voters to eat up

Or we can just emigrate to a better country. I’m going back to Korea after I save some more money at $job

Fellow Canadian working in the US. Just be yourself they’re curious about you and your ideas

Can’t mass protest if you don’t have a way to get people in one location. United States car infra prevents that.

Source: seen mass protests, seen “US protests”. Night and day difference