I work in a TS facility, so you'd have to have a clearance plus have Sec+ to start. Other than that, I do Windows AD work, database stuff, and whatever they decide to throw on my plate. I kind of lucked out though, since I was working on my Sec+ and BS while I was doing a low-pay GG3 job, but during Covid the govt barely worked so I took the time to power through my college courses to finish fast.

For security reasons, I can't say where or what I do beyond that, unfortunately. I can't have my phone on me, which really sucks for day-to-day stuff too.

chatgpt gave me some shitty code and I said "bro if that shit compiles i'm gonna jump out the window", and chatgpt says "well let's hope it works then" and i'm just like dude

Read the article. These people stopped showing up for work, faked having covid, and assumed that they could use a union to protect their absurd anti work behavior.

you said build quality which in part comes down to reliability.

Where would you rather the children go?

not sure your point, the lawsuit was long and on going before they started to buy them

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Yes. You know better than the people who actually own the cars. If the people who own the cars have an opinion different than yours they must be in a cult. I hate to break it to you but most car buyers don't give a crap one way or the other about Musk.

none of those are concentration camps, also whataboutism.

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>May 29, 2018: U.S. regulator approves Monsanto takeover
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>July 9: First Roundup trial begins
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>Aug. 10: California jury finds Roundup caused plaintiff's cancer, orders Bayer to pay $289.2 million

Comical, really. The moment it changed owners and the protective hand was lifted the hits started coming in.

still fucking glacial then

Says the exec who has a corner office, with a door that closes, with a small army of assistants, who has a limo that picks them up outside, that takes them to a private jet, to one of their many homes, in the Bahamas, managing their multiple businesses, while working 4 hours a day - remotely.

Yeah it’s hilarious watching some archaic politician talk about privacy like that’s the issue.. but only attacking one Chinese company and not the thousands here, some run by the govt themselves.

Do as I say not as I do.

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>the UK tore down a lot of the prior existing cities or never rebuilt them after WW2 so that they could make way for the same type of development that America did

Lol. No we didn't. We revbuilt Coventry because it got flattened but every city we had at the start we had by the end.

MK we tried around your planning, with mixed results. But that was a new city.

>You know what is miserable? Sitting in traffic and wasting my life away every day

Self driving motorhomes will fix that.

>Not being able to walk like we were naturally born to do in order to pick up something to eat or buy groceries. The

I've just got back from a walk into town (the one I live in rather than work in). Traffic didn't stop you walking you just stay on the pavement.

>Pedestrians getting mowed over by cars

Most pedestrians cause the accident they're involved in. Very few get stuck on the footpath.

Same with cyclists which is why so few motorists are persecuted despite almost every cyclist having video evidence of their accident.

>The insane amount of pollution and waste they've created.

No case to answer Vs electric cars.

>I would take getting rained on a little bit if it was substantially less full of oil byproducts

That's nice for you but it's not the choice most people would make. They could make it now and they don't.

>Bikes and buses are the most reasonable transport

If by reasonable you mean terrible then yes. They're slow, inefficient, unpredictable, and pony useful for short journeys. It's legacy thinking.

>That will never be allowed near residential areas

And yet they will be. It's the future. So trying to make everyone live in the past. We didn't mind it so we changed it. Progress.

>If you want your personal vehicle, move to the countryside and don't ruin public spaces for everyone else

If you don't want to be near people personal vehicles then move to the countryside and stop loving in a city morning about everyone else. You can do this now.

I mean yeah ofc. Company being small or big, you wouldn't tell them to fuck off they no longer have a job.

Monsanto was already in a huge lawsuit before they got bought

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/256051553_Does_Working_from_Home_Work_Evidence_from_a_Chinese_Experiment

"I dont care about karma but I will bring it up in my post"

the bill is awful and more people need to know this

It's getting banned because most Americans are too stupid and propagandized to realize that this Restrict bill that will ban Tiktok is also basically the Patriot Act 2.0.

In this age of hyper-consumerist "late-stage" capitalism, the head of a world religion wearing expensive elitist clothes might just be too believable for some to distinguish artistic expression from visual record, but I'm sure they'll just blame the technology and push for censorship.

except Australia has a few studies on this. That completely contradict your statement. Centre for Transformative Work Design has a few. Have a good day daddy

I guess I didn't make it clear enough but the UK tore down a lot of the prior existing cities or never rebuilt them after WW2 so that they could make way for the same type of development that America did. You are suffering the same problem but your neighbors in places like Amsterdam aren't.

You know what is miserable? Sitting in traffic and wasting my life away every day. Not being able to walk like we were naturally born to do in order to pick up something to eat or buy groceries. The noise of highways, and the likelihood that you'll die there. Pedestrians getting mowed over by cars. The insane amount of pollution and waste they've created. I would take getting rained on a little bit if it was substantially less full of oil byproducts.

The reason cities were built how they are now in America, and by extension the UK, was because of aggressive lobbying by the oil and vehicle industries to remove pedestrian centric spaces and create ridiculously expensive suburbs. We changed our plans once and we can again, some cities have already made moves in the right direction.

Bikes and buses are the most reasonable transport. You know what is even worse than some idiot on a loud ass bike at 6 am? Some idiot revving up his jet powered hovercraft in your weird dysfunctional future. Have you been anywhere near a flight line? Or even a fairly large drone? That will never be allowed near residential areas.

If you want your personal vehicle, move to the countryside and don't ruin public spaces for everyone else. The only unrealistic thing about living in a walkable city is how insanely expensive they are for housing right now. And that's because too many people are trying to live in them and instead of building more vertically we are building useless parking lots for suburbanites that can't afford to live here currently.