LucifarGundam @lucifargundam@qoto.org

@icedquinn
Depending on the crowd, you're not missing out.

The last party I went to wasn't fun. Especially when it was primarily byob and someone decided to bring a shitton of alcohol and give it to a select few.

I'd like to go to a party, but I'd like to feel comfortable knowing I might have something small in common with them beforehand. I've had conversations with random people at bars- so it shouldn't be _that_ hard.

_shouldnt be_

@ocean
That's putting it nicely

@marathon@mastodon.online

Although I'm all-for people changing their legal names to whatever makes them feel comfortable, I _do_ have logical reservations on certain cirumstances.

Your position on the matter basically highlights my preconceived notions against such recklessness :)

Got a phonecall interview at parent company I currently work at on Tuesday lunchtime.

Hope all goes well.

"The first step is to control and order our thinking. Too many of our failures yesterday were self-created by our own negative thinking. Sooner or later we are going to have to realize and accept that fact. The unhappy consequences of our own negative thinking are going to be presented in our lives repeatedly until finally we realize that we are punishing ourselves. Then we will begin to think positively always and our lives will begin to change. This is nature's way of teaching. It is simply a matter of will to control our thinking. It is just as easy to think that we shall succeed as to think that we shall fail. It is no more difficult to think that we will feel better than to think that we shall decline and feel worse. We need simply to decide whether to expect happiness and good things today, or unhappiness and disappointing experiences. Remember, we create, whether we like it or not!" Rosicrucian Manuscript

@marathon@mastodon.online
hahaha! no, its just a nick I've had for decades :) I edited the automated rejections before posting.

#free #linux virtual conference happening tomorrow::

https://lfnw.org/conferences/2022/schedule/events

Lucifargundam,

Thank you for applying to the Software Engineer position, Job ID XXXXXX.

At this stage in the hiring process, we’ve decided to move forward with other candidates.

New opportunities at Red Hat are always opening, so keep checking our jobs site for another role that might be a good fit for you.

Thank you again for your time and interest in joining Red Hat. Follow our #LifeatRedHat accounts to learn more about our culture and what it’s like to be a Red Hatter.

Thanks,

Red Hat

@Pat
No idea, but its very frustrating. I believe myself to be overqualified- maybe I was asking for too much $?

Dear Lucifargundam :

Thank you for applying to the Python Development Engineer Ultifi - SDV position at General Motors! We appreciate your interest in joining our team.

Unfortunately, for this role, we will not be moving forward with your application as other candidates were considered a better fit for the job.

Please note that this decision only applies to the Python Development Engineer Ultifi - SDV position so if you have submitted other applications for other GM roles, you will be notified separately about next steps for those positions.

GM frequently posts new opportunities, so we encourage you to check our website often to explore new job postings that might interest you.

Thank you again for applying. We wish you all the best with your job search!

Sincerely,

GM Global Talent Acquisition Team

Dear Lucifargundam

Thank you for your application to Linux Support Associate (Remote - home based) at Canonical. We are writing to let you know that we will not progress your application further.

We appreciate that you considered us for your next career step and hope you will continue to consider Canonical opportunities. Please do apply for any new openings that spark your interest!

Regards,
Canonical Recruiting

Dear Lucifargundam,

We appreciate your interest in Solidigm and the time you’ve invested in applying for our XXXXXXXXX, XXX XXXXX Development role.

We ended up moving forward with another candidate, but we’d like to thank you for talking to our team and giving us the opportunity to learn about your skills and accomplishments.

We will be advertising more positions in the coming months. We hope you’ll keep us in mind and we encourage you to apply again.

We wish you good luck with your job search and professional future endeavors.

Sincerely,

Solidigm Talent Acquisition

@dasgeekchannel @dasgeek @michaeltunnell@beta.birdsite.live @MichaelTunnell@mastodon.social
Just noticed that although there's new DL ep's 270+ on #youtube there isn't any on #Odysee is there any plan updates in the future?

@trinsec
I have some long-term commitments that require a bit more time than 90 days to resolve. 6 months would be the soonest I could relocate. Unfortunately, I've been increasingly pressured into "right here, right now" situation- in contrast from the original 'remote, but centrally located'.

"Sorry if I miss communicated, there would not be a temporary remote portion. They are open to you coming on-site 50% of the time but they would need you to relocate as soon as you could. There is no requirement of how close or far you need to be from XXXXXX other than that if they need you to come in the following day; you'd be able to come in. Typically most of the team lives about 10-30 miles away from XXXX."

Welp, I can't travel across the the entire country just to get let go just before probationary period is over- there goes that job.

Dear Lucifargundam

Thank you for your application to XXXX XXXXX at Canonical. We are writing to let you know that we will not progress your application further.

We appreciate that you considered us for your next career step and hope you will continue to consider Canonical opportunities. Please do apply for any new openings that spark your interest!

Regards,
Canonical Recruiting

@marathon0
It's ok, i got a phonecall from a recruiter to potentially work on cellphone satellites using #linux and #c++

"Dear Lucifargundam

Thank you for your application to Cloud Field Engineer - XXXXXX at Canonical. We are writing to let you know that we will not progress your application further.

We appreciate that you considered us for your next career step and hope you will continue to consider Canonical opportunities. Please do apply for any new openings that spark your interest!

Regards,
Canonical Recruiting"

@michaeltunnell @dasgeekchannel
What happend to the DSL ep 270? I havent seen a new video uploaded in a month- there's a 'clip of 270' available, but no full Ep.