LucifarGundam @lucifargundam@social.cleverlibre.org

>>We think you're a perfect fit!
<<Fills out assessment
>>Sorry, you're not a good fit
<<Depression

>>We think you're a perfect fit!
<<Fills out assessment
>>Sorry, your code doesn't work on our end
<<Depression

>>We think you're a perfect fit!
<<Calls recruiter, confirms experience
>>Sorry, your Academic Credentials aren't high enough for this position
<<Depression

I'm starting to get desperate here- and I'd rather not resort again to "a devil's bargain" as I've been trying to stay clean.

#notetoself
https://goldsboropsychological.weebly.com/uploads/3/1/0/0/31004813/vineland3_part_1.pdf

https://goldsboropsychological.weebly.com/uploads/3/1/0/0/31004813/vineland3_part_2.pdf

#nowplaying
Book Of Lies - Aleister Crowley
https://librivox.org/the-book-of-lies-by-aleister-crowley/

@WendyDLN @dasgeek
Was listening to latest #HardwareAddicts on #Odysee and wanted to clarify something about #intel naming conventions.

-Many names are pulled from geographic locations(mostly west coast US)
-Many names are in reference to either it's architecture or performance.

When looking underneath the cover of Cpu/Pch with a microscope, there are what resembles lakes, canyons, etc. Internally, no-one them by their spec-names eg "..2200k.." but have inhouse terminology thats 10x shorter.

So why the long name?

It makes it easier/clearer on BoM lists. Intel research wasn't initially meant for everyday consumers- so this goes back quite a long time ago to when most people who wanted the parts had to be specific because they cost a lot more than they do today. Refunds on experimental bleeding tech were not common inb4 the Arpanet.

No, not a spokesman- just someone who loves learning my techy roots.

#nowplaying
History Of Swear Words : Hosted by Nicolas Cage
https://www.netflix.com/watch/81305768?trackId=14170032

#notetoself
https://snipplr.com/view/87330/c-sms-source-code-on-how-to-send-sms-text-messages-using-http

https://textbelt.com/

https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/developer/tools/oneapi/fortran-compiler.html#gs.ds473q

https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/developer/tools/openvino-toolkit/overview.html

http://dbp-consulting.com/tutorials/debugging/linuxProgramStartup.html

https://phiresky.github.io/blog/2021/hosting-sqlite-databases-on-github-pages/

Difficult exercise====>

>>Cannot go back in time;
>>Cannot change past;
>>Cannot suffice justice for past digressions;
<<Give accurate past depitctions to new--gen
<<Formulate the future to negate past
<<Convince future-gen to repent/compensate for past-gen
==========================
++This is not specifically political- but can be seen in various industries
++The best way (in my opinion) to resolve this is to be able to listen to things you may hate to hear- with the possibility that they may be correct- even if you feel/know differently.

For Starters.

<<(not me) I made scrambled eggs and don't know how to make it any better now that it's already served...!
>> try adding minced onions,, bell peppers , salza and cheese; nuke for 15 sec; take out and sprinkle black pepper on top. boom.
=====================
---SomeoneWithoutTaste ::: just adds ketchup packets

In other news, im only a few commits away from making a #gnu SMS version of #CardsAgainstHumanity

#steam should have an option to list games in library from least>most "achievements completed" and likewise for ".... available"

>>submitted discussion/issue on a #steam game that isn't working on #debian #linux
<<devs cant be bothered to support linux
>>proceeds to submit screenshots, debug-info/terminal output and possible solution to make game work in linux.

I swear- any further and I will need to get compensated for making this PoS work... And this is not something I would want to do at the end of a long day. Maybe after some drinks late at night on the weekend when my otherwise nonexistant OCD is at its most cringe.