How about you wait until you land an interview first, before you worry about job requirements.
I had to apply to over 300 jobs before I landed an interview, so chances are they won't even look at your resume. Even with a great resume, it's extremely difficult to land a job in today's environment.
I don't mean to sound negative, only realistic. Your main focus right now should be rapid firing off as many applications as you can, and nothing else. Worry about the job requirements after you get past the application stage.
I wish LibreOffice would do what OnlyOffice did and update their interface to something more modern. That, or I wish OnlyOffice would stop being so Russian.
That's the one thing I agree with him on as well, but honestly what did he expect? Trump—of all people—should understand greed. Billionaires aren't going to wilfully take a pay cut unless you force them to.
I was wondering why it looked off. The skin has this "plastic wrap" sheen to it that every AI-generated human seems to have, and the raptor looks like a giant plastic toy.
Yeah seriously; unless you're an audiophile who spends extra on quality headphones, your Bluetooth buds are probably using the SBC codec, which cuts off frequencies at 16kHz and thus is hardly better than listening to a 128Kbps MP3. (In Android you can see what codec your headphones are using by going into the developer options.)
And to be honest, if you care enough about sound quality to spend extra on the high res tier in your streaming service of choice, you're probably using wired headphones. Audiophiles don't fuck with Bluetooth.
This is the way. I haven't used Ctrl+Alt+Del to open Task Manager since the Windows XP days. The only time Ctrl+Alt+Del is still useful is when you want to interrupt a fullscreen app that is misbehaving and won't give you the desktop back.
Agreed, and that's one of the main reasons why the Apple headset failed (other than the price, and the fact that it's a VR headset that can't play VR games, of course).
Three things need to happen before outdoor VR/headset AR becomes mainstream:
It needs to look like a normal pair of glasses,
It needs a to have mainstream software support,
It needs to be affordable (less than $500, ideally under $300).
I like to bring this up whenever anyone argues that natural is better. There's no such thing as a natural food anymore. We made the food we eat as edible as it is through thousands of years of selective breeding.
This is why I hate the anti-GMO argument so much. We've already genetically modified fucking everything.
Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but this is the way I understand it:
HBO Go was intended for cable subscribers. You needed to log in with your cable credentials.
HBO Now was for people who wanted HBO Go but didn't have cable. Due to agreements with various content providers at the time, HBO had to launch a second service to accommodate these people without breaking any agreements.
Warner Discovery Channel Bros. buys the HBO brand. New agreements are made, allowing HBO Go and HBO Now to be combined into a single app, now called HBO Max
Warner Discovery decides to rebrand the app as just "Max", regrets it, and here we are today.
The whole benefit of sous vide is that you can completely forget about the meat—even leave it for days at a time—and it will never overcook. Just take it out anytime, slap it on the stove for a quick sear, and get a perfect medium rare every time.
As someone with extreme ADHD, this is why I always sous vide my steak. Reverse sear is slow, yes, but there's still a chance to forget about it and let it overcook.
How about you wait until you land an interview first, before you worry about job requirements.
I had to apply to over 300 jobs before I landed an interview, so chances are they won't even look at your resume. Even with a great resume, it's extremely difficult to land a job in today's environment.
I don't mean to sound negative, only realistic. Your main focus right now should be rapid firing off as many applications as you can, and nothing else. Worry about the job requirements after you get past the application stage.