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  • Might not seem like it in recent years, but there are still tech workers with standards and morals

  • A younger version of me would ask for a referral, but now I know better about MS and have standards (from the unemployment line)

  • ... trying?

  • OP left out Chuck Schumer's DC office number which is at www.schumer.senate.gov/contact

    (Kinda doubt I can just post the number on its own without getting in trouble with the mods)

  • Yea, I'm going through and leaving messages for all of these assholes, and Durbin's office isn't even taking messages

  • Shit, I'm sorry to hear that. Sounds like we're all in the same boat...

  • Man, I'm not good at anything except making an occasionally funny snarky comment

  • It's probably worth it to look into changing fields entirely, but honestly so many industries in the US are hurting right now, IDK which ones would even be a good option...

  • Yzma: "It is none of MY concern whether your family has...what was it again?" Peasant: "Uhh, food?" Yzma: "HAH! You really should have thought of that before you became peasants!"

  • It's picking up a stick to learn how to use tools. Kill it now before it evolves and eventually creates taxes

  • I'm a CS major who had to take ethics, but the REQUIRED textbook was written by the professor teaching the class. Managed to get through the semester with an A without buying it and called him out in the class survey.

  • He came as he went

  • Nor was he mentally fit for the first years

  • Title's been outdated for a while now. It's 5+ years

  • Is this the love child of Will Ferrell and Ron Perlman?

  • If every man, woman, and child would just donate a humble $90,000+ we'd have this debt paid off in no time

  • With CS/IT, there have been tens of thousands of layoffs every month (in the US alone) for nearly 3 years straight. Too few jobs with everyone having to compete with new grads and all of those hit by layoffs equals a shit situation all around. I'm hoping to pivot into something like bioinformatics which, for the moment, still looks potentially promising as a job prospect.

  • Certainly not going all the way to PHD, but I might have the opportunity to go for Master's on a grant that waives tuition. Not sure what else to do right now since graduating with a CS degree in this tech market has been a dumpster fire...