Focus your spamming on jobs that you have a reasonable shot of getting should they read the resume. Even 10 minutes of research on a company can often figure out something you can put on a resume and cover letter that would greatly help your chances.

@rimu@piefed.social Same as everything else - nothing as a whole, but there is enough commonality with any individual group that the whole stands.

Start with a problem. What you trying to solve. Hosting music is different from backing up your computer. That is different from a home dashboard.

The vast majority of blind people can see the sun. Blind really means that their vision is so bad that we cannot correct it to anything close to normal and not that they see anything at all. Each experience is different, but likely they can see enough that for purposes of your question they are not blind.

For most people the short answer is, mains power is so reliable that it’s not worth your bother to worry about the emergency situations. As long as things work, even a significant amount of inefficiency doesn’t add up. So stop worrying, just get things working.

If, on the off chance, you actually are using emergency power a lot, for whatever reason, then yes, this is a worrying about. In that case, you no longer want a short answer. You need a long, complex answer that covers all the different possibilities. So you need to start studying. Be prepared to spend months working at all the details for your specific situation.

Because I have no idea if the questioner is going to do that beforehand

Songs are often mastered differently for different media. Streaming services often do this automatically. Mastering is why vinyl often sounds better than CD even though CD should be better, CDs enabled the loudness wars which vinyl couldn’t handle so vinyl got a more musical content.

If you know what to look for you can often find them growing wild as well.

I would expect that several guns groups are. Unless this is a biased article and there is something we are not told - this is all too common.

Note that gun organizations tend to support black people owning guns.

Strict working hours are important for jobs like assembly line work where if you are not at your station nobody else can do any work. Often they do build enough slack in that they expect you can take a couple bites here and there between doing your work. Though this isn’t the most sanitary so it isn’t common anymore.

For anyone doing work that doesn’t depend on others being at their station at the same time a strict shift doesn’t make sense, and there are not many assembly lines left like that (the assembly lines I have seen lately are much shorter and your team of 10 needs to work the same shift but your team can choose lunch time, and if you get the team’s work done faster everyone can even get an extended lunch.

1 hour lunch means you are expected to leave the office (or at least not work). Some countries get really strict about a one hour lunch break where you don’t do any work and so it is carefully enforced there.

Ar15, but they are the same other than details

While many hunters own an ar15, they’re not a popular hunting round. The typical M16 doesn’t have enough power to take down the deer. You own ar15 because it’s fun to fire once in a while. You want a more powerful rifle or often shotgun depending on where you are because that’s what puts foods on the table. If you want to challenge, you will get a bow and arrow or a muzzle loader. They’re lots of fun. However, they take a lot more practice.

There is no one best hunting gun. That is why hunters will tend to own at least four or five guns. You want a 20-gauge shotgun for small birds. You want a 12-gauge for larger birds. You need a small rifle, say a .22 or something in that range for your squirrels and rabbits. And then you need a bigger gun, like a .30-06 common for your deer. Since guns do break once in a while, you will try and have a couple spares. Usually you’re hunting with a buddy and if a buddy has a spare that would be good enough that you can borrow it if you need it. But for one of your hunting trips, you will be that buddy that the other person borrows from. Often when you’re young you will buy a cheap gun that works but it’s not very good and so you’ll keep that while you buy a more expensive one which again adds to your collection.

Edit the ar15 is what hunters would have

You can, but access to medical care will be hard and that is important to retired people in a way younger don’t understand. Access means you want a good hospital with doctors on staff who know how to treat you. There are stroke procedures only a few hospitals know how to do that are much better than typical treatment elsewhere as on example.

Usually but I’ve seen exceptions. Modern low flush toilets beat the legal and thus common regular flush.

That should be part of your plans. Which neighbors are you helping. Who knows about your stash in case you die in the disaster - hopefully they survive.

If you are generating your password in your head then it is probably trivial in some important way. Even if you are a password expert who knows all the ways humans get passwords wrong your password is probably trivial in ways you will realize as you generate it.

I miss old Usenet forums. They actually worked better because they had the concept of, you’ve already seen this message, you don’t have to read it again. And so you could go back and actually have longer conversations over time because you weren’t constantly trying to figure out what to read next. Some of the forums I’ve used I’m trying to do this however they don’t do it nearly as well because it’s more like you’ve read this far up in this page and so if you start reading and then use and there are multiple posts and you run out of time you eventually reach quite where you’ve closed a tab and when you come back it assumes you’ve read things you haven’t.

It is called salt and useful so long as the main part of the password is generally secure without. I have a couple common things I add to any password I have to create (generally meaning my password manager’s automatic generation is rejected), but this is only useful because I figure humans won’t guess the rest (nor will they feed that into a computer to guess the rest which probably isn’t long enough to be secure alone), and the whole then becomes long enough that a computer can’t brute force it. Note that I don’t always use exactly the same sale factors and I don’t put them in the same place - if you know what I try you can brute force my hand generated passwords with a computer but the job is much harder in hopes that you give up.

But if at all possible I will prefer to use a generate password from my password manager which is even more secure. Humans are very bad are creating passwords - even humans who know all the things to get wrong tend to be bad at it.

I have too many passwords for that.