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To be fair, is as “new” as what the major record labels put out!
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To be fair, is as “new” as what the major record labels put out!
To be fair, that’s a very open ended question. I mean, what kind of bolt are we talking about? A standard lag bolt? If so you don’t tighten it! That’d be a trick question! You tighten the nut. Same thing applies with car wheel bolts. Tricky tricky!
Is it a hex bolt that also has a cross head? How tight are we talking?
I’m just going to assume bolts of lightning and Usain Bolt are off the table.
The base assumption is that you can tell anything reliable at all about a person from their body language, speech patterns, or appearance. So many people think they have an intuition for such things but pretty much every study of such things comes to the same conclusion: You can’t.
The reason why it doesn’t work is because the world is full of a diverse set of cultures, genetics, and subtle medical conditions. You may be able to attain something like 60% accuracy for certain personality traits from an interview if the person being interviewed was born and raised in the same type of environment/culture (and is the same sex) as you. Anything else is pretty much a guarantee that you’re going to get it wrong.
That’s why you should only ask interviewees empirical questions that can identify whether or not they have the requisite knowledge to do the job. For example, if you’re hiring an electrical engineer ask them how they would lay out a circuit board. Or if hiring a sales person ask them questions about how they would try to sell your specific product. Or if you’re hiring a union-busting expert person ask them how they sleep at night.
Someone needs to make a GPU cooler with one of these ducks!
Surprise everyone by bringing a grill!
The conspicuously missing area under the oval office is the president’s evacuation/bomb shelter area with underground connections to the various tunnels used by the Secret Service to move around in secret (or just in a hurry).
Supposedly the tunnels under there connect pretty damned far. It’s like… The forbidden tour haha.
I’ll take laptops over a Punch Card System (PCS) any day!
There’s only one thing wrong with this door: It opens the wrong way! The knob should be on the other side.
Removed by mod
Bonus: You should be able to put a hook around the bottom to hold your bag/umbrella. Someone measure the diameter of the pole so we can start making 3D printed hooks for this purpose!
Men shouldn’t be allowed near children that aren’t their own. It’s rarely stated but regularly assumed.
This vastly underestimates the laziness of English speakers. No: It’ll be shortened to…
Donferget
The fairer sex sees not but the belligerent blustering of a bedswerving bobolyne!
To be fair, you are always on the cusp of being fired/laid off. Even if you’re the backbone of the company, the best employee, etc.
Also remember that expectations of young people in a lot of businesses are very low. That’s why they pay the young so poorly 🤷.
If you seem to be getting work done and your boss isn’t bitching then you’re doing exactly what you’re supposed to be doing. Don’t worry about it.
Also, when you’re young change jobs every year or two! It’s the best way to make considerably more money over time and no, it will not hurt your resume in the slightest. It merely shows initiative and the fact that everyone wants you (i.e. you’re competent).
The most European meme.
The tower on the left is home to the Tea Wizard who uses parts of the lower floors for the nation’s biscuit reserves. The one on the right is host to a princess that’s been waiting for rescue by a prince for a very long time now.
If it involves a pastor it’s highly unlikely to have been gentler.
Narrator: Pastor Jeff says God requires her service after long flights.
This achievement belongs to the tail end of GENX… The folks that brought us grunge.