/usr/share? How is a random app getting write permissions to that?
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I mean, wouldn't the game not happening be such a big deal that even people who aren't normally interested would tune in just to see all the drama? I never watched it, but if such a protest happened I would likely be interested to see that.
Why are you posting stuff about some other OS on a Linux sub? Maybe try some general technology one.
Many great games wouldn't be released without the current system giving them a chance. Shovelware is a problem, but I think it's a fairer alternative.
More of a meta comment, but are all organisations stuck with their slogans forever?
NFL rotates these messages and this game it moves from "End racism" to "Choose love". Next it will rotate again and people will be upset they removed the "Choose love" slogan because they are anti-LGBT?
Google changes their motto from "Don't be evil" to "Do the right thing" and everyone is upset. One day they will change it again and everyone will be upset because of course they are not doing the right thing anymore?
Both NFL and Google are evil and deserve no sympathy, but I wonder what's the expectation here? Never change any slogan?
To be fair, breadsmasher didn't ask if it's the public motto, they asked if they removed it. And they didn't remove it, as it's still in the public code of conduct.
Gotta use that Anti-bio Beam
The 6-figues line could very well be a joke without the story being untrue.
I see nothing wrong with using it if you already have it.
- But they aren't "parroting the same lie". Asking why are you interested in this job is the most basic way to learn more about the candidate. "I just want any job and applied to all postings I saw" is never going to be true for anyone, because no you didn't, the same person doesn't apply to be a civil engineer for roadside construction, restaurant chef, and computer animator.
You have filtered the job postings in some way, presumably by your skill set, and so you have some criteria or reason you applied to this company and not another. And that reason is not a lie for most people. They applied to be a restaurant chef because they know how to cook and that's what they say, referring to their past experience.
- No, why do you think so? This has nothing to do with having multiple offers.
surely you are not surprised that given a candidate that shows some interest, and a candidate that doesn’t care, the company would prefer the former.
Definitely.
And there we go, we've answered your original question of
WTF are you talking about??? Are you a real human??
You get what he's taking about - it's not about the money.
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