

Ok so this is a bit clearer than yesterday’s news that said he opened the emergency door and jumped out before the crash.
Ok so this is a bit clearer than yesterday’s news that said he opened the emergency door and jumped out before the crash.
Right, I understand he was in the best position. But if you see the videos, it crashed within 32 seconds of liftoff, and there wasn’t really indication other than it stalled at the same very low altitude until it quickly went down, unless it was obvious inside (i.e. oxygen masks deployed, etc.).
If he managed to open the emergency door and jump out within that time span, that is some very very quick timing and reflexes.
Wait, how? Based on what I’ve seen (might no longer be the case as with ongoing investigations), the plane crashed literally within seconds of getting airborne. How was he able to 1. Know the plane was gonna crash, and 2. Be quick enough to unbuckle, open the emergency door, and jump within seconds?
I wonder how a corporate product deal would ever be cheaper than FOSS software. Bundled apps perhaps? And maybe central management? And maybe centralized or cloud-based storage and content management?
No wonder most websites look terrible on desktop now and are designed for mobile.
Are you able to share which group? A lot of older bands that have declined in popularity over the years play for rich people at private parties.
They’re testing something and you’re one of the lucky winners to be sampled. Usually it goes away in a day or until uBO catches up and deploys an update.
I really hate how mobile hotspot is considered separate from regular data. It’s the same especially if your mobile speeds are are capped anyway. It’s like dental not being included in your health insurance as if your teeth aren’t part of your body.
The heat index in my city right now as I type this comment is 42C/107F. And summer is just starting. This is gonna suck.
That’s the beauty of decentralization. If a billionaire somehow wants to buy a lemmy instance (unlikely), and the instance owners agree (unlikely), users will just switch to a different instance and other instances will just defederate from it (likely).
Can anyone see anywhere they say when it takes effect? They don’t say it on the official announcement either.
Fantastic! Been waiting for this for a long time.
Damn, I’m not there, but I swear my artist profile is real. lol
I had someone at my job do something similar. He was Senior Director / VP level in tech and quit to become a full-time firefighter.
I can’t really say if there are degree filters in my company’s recruiting process, but I do know if they get far enough to reach the technical interview stage and I’m part of the interview panel, we don’t really care if the applicant has a degree or not. What we look at is experience and knowledge/skills. I wouldn’t recommend lying because HR does perform background checks.
Maybe send the rain emoji to help: 🌧️
Another person already said it, but the issue is the lack of third spaces. You don’t need to physically go to an office to get a sense of community. Working remotely makes it easier to get a sense of community if there are third spaces because you’re not stuck in a building for 8 hours. If your only source of community is your workplace, then you have other problems.