Good luck, hope it passes

A lot of it is vaguely described. I could probably apply and argue I meet all of these as it depends on what level of experience they really want.

Communication skills - whatever, many jobs asks for this.

Data migration and APIs - HR don’t know what an API is but I have setup software that uses them and I can copy data from a server easily with rsync.

SQL - I passed a SQL test in an interview despite having never used or seen it. Only had some HTML, CSS and bash from a few home projects. Now used SQL a fair bit.

Cloud - yep, used GCP to run a factorio server when I didn’t have Ethernet for a stable connection to run a server

Train staff - generic, sure.

Deploy security solutions - yeah I can probably install an antivirus.

Software/hardware/user issues - I worked in a computer repair shop, got that coveted.

But 100k USD isn’t enough of an improvement over 29k GBP. I’ll stay here thanks.

If no one wants it, harder to replace.

If its a small company you are going to have people split between multiple things as it doesn’t make financial sense to have 3 specialists.

Where I work is under 30 people, we don’t have a HR department or even a HR role. HR is done by someone who also has other roles to fill.

100% uptime since the last time we turned it on!

You can add some sugar back to it before drinking

Wish I thought of that. What survives is what I will grow next year is a decent way of finding out what grows well. I did plant a mix of things in different spots though.

So far best vegetable crop is rhubarb. Nothing else even really compares which is a bit annoying because I do want to grow more than just rhubarb. But at least it is a start I suppose.

May look into more fruit, usually I forage for plums, apples and blackberries which are incredibly abundant. So growing it in my limited space feels a bit like a waste of the space I have.

Kale would be nice but kept getting eaten. Maybe I need to get nets for it, don’t really like plastic everywhere though.

Yeah, you can use the leaves of many plants to wipe.

Yeah, although I do focus on things that are worth more. That can also just be something that shops don’t usually stock too.

Rhubarb is over £10/kg. In a single year rhubarb plant should be able to produce a few kg of rhubarb.

At least that is what the internet tells me, I only got it a few months ago so the yield so far is zero. Oh and it keeps growing year after year and I plan to multiply it to grow even more. Tough I might buy a few more rather than go with just 1 so its a bit faster to get a decent sized patch of then. I also plan to make rhubarb wine and mead. Which is worth even more.

Herbs are worth quite a bit too, grow them to make my own herb salt mix for roast potatoes.

To be fair, I didn’t down vote.

Couldn’t you light a fire in a garden, park or beach? Even those shitty disposable BBQs are a form of fire, though I would recommend using almost anything else if possible.

What if you put it out using all the left over hot water you made over the fire? Its going to be hot even though it is currently underwater!

Its our fire now

Your privilege to poke a fire with a stick?

Boycotts are so much easier than strikes, just need people to organise and actually do it

I managed to do the same by making a small gap between my fingers. Then went back to looking at it with eclipse glasses.

Fuck I forgot about that. Still, we are allowed to mass boycott Amazon.

Non violent methods work but you need far more organisation for it to work. 1 person can kill a billionaire. It takes action of millions to starve a large corporation.

Non violent and legal protest are not the same thing. Then there is violence to property only too.

Boycotts can work if you have mass support and are totally legal. Blockades are usually illegal but non violent.

Currently seems like there is a lack of organisation. Even simple stuff like stop using the massive evil corporations as much is difficult to get anyone to do. Even if it saves them money!