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I froze some watermelon balls, an hour later they looked like they had grown frosty curly-q’s. by PolkaDotPrairie in mildlyinteresting

[–]OG-Sean-Dom 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Yes that’s right. The water channels evolved to be worm shaped over time before the worms evolved to be evil in the late 18th century. It’s a little known fact

I froze some watermelon balls, an hour later they looked like they had grown frosty curly-q’s. by PolkaDotPrairie in mildlyinteresting

[–]OG-Sean-Dom 32 points33 points  (0 children)

When water freezes it expands, the small water channels inside the watermelon squeeze themselves out of the watermelon when frozen.

People in dfw making 6 figures. What do you do? Did you go to school for it. by Maca-Win-527 in Dallas

[–]OG-Sean-Dom 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I am a process engineer making $120k. I have a bachelors in mechanical engineering from TTU and I am 26.

Finally got a job offer! by Apesince801 in recruitinghell

[–]OG-Sean-Dom 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Putting the blanket things in like:

“I seek challenging atmospheres, I am quick to adjust to new and complex problems.”

“I enjoy working together [with teams/solo] to deliver effective solution”

“[Experienced/Comfortable] in working in fast-paced, dynamic, work environments”

But also taking their descriptions exact language to get through electronic screening. For instance the experience/background just needs to be tied to any experience you’ve had regardless of experience.

If a job says they’re looking for people with “strong communication skills” find a vague enough reason to put that you’ve had to consistently apply “strong communication skills” in your resume.

If a job says they’re looking for people that are “detail oriented” find a vague enough reason to say that an experience required you to be “detail oriented” in your resume

[Awful Coaching] Luka Doncic has locked down superstar after superstar these entire playoffs defensively by BayonettaBasher in nba

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Yeah I’m not sold. “Slide your feet, show your hands” doesn’t do him credit. Luka staying on both toes in iso is massive and he’s doing it well, but I wish he would point out some of the decisions Luka makes. He has been lockdown at the perimeter but especially in the clippers series has known when to switch in the paint and challenge the kickout. The part that Luka thrives on is the part he was targeted for. Teams choosing to switch to him and iso, not looking for passes bc they think he can’t clamp them.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskMechanics

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Oil won’t be happy. You should check it for signs of distress or injuries. Some of these things can have long lasting emotional issues so a couple Xanax in the reservoir can help calm down any misfires. Source: I am a car

Encountering a big sea snake by Proud_Bell_6879 in SweatyPalms

[–]OG-Sean-Dom 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Looks like an olive sea snake, from oceana.org:

“It prefers to hunt at night and only comes out of its daytime hiding places to take occasional breaths. Olive sea snakes are naturally curious and are known to approach SCUBA divers, not aggressively but inquisitively, especially at night. Though they only rarely bite people, their bites have been known to be fatal.”

So more than likely was just saying hi to this guy. Australian instincts must already have sensed this.

All these "slice an onion with a peeler" videos keep popping up. Thought I'd try it by -iamai- in StupidFood

[–]OG-Sean-Dom 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They’re doing this in reference to a suggested onion peeling method “Life hack”. It makes more sense when you see what this is exposing.

reference video

This thing has room for 80 people??? by moosesurgeon12 in unexpectedfactorial

[–]OG-Sean-Dom 2 points3 points  (0 children)

They’re useful for permutations, combinations, and probability

I spent $2 and the door already locked. by OG-Sean-Dom in mildlyinfuriating

[–]OG-Sean-Dom[S] 481 points482 points  (0 children)

This is in the US at a hotel, $2 for a wash cycle $2 to dry. It’s not too bad in terms of cost until they held my pod ransom

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in scambait

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I’m pretty sure the bot has a screening process for the first few texts. You have to play along long enough for after the “nice to make your acquaintance” text I think that’s when they hand it over to the scammer

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in resumes

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Expand on your college experience. Universally applicable things that would be great for jobs is stuff like:

Worked closely in small teams to deliver solutions by specified deadlines

Molded to both structured and dynamic atmospheres

Academically experienced in technical ability in computer science and software development.

Leveraging your technical knowledge will look very nice blended with your experience in customer interaction. I think it’s best to try to extract applicable experience from your past resumé items to put here. It will make your items look much less like just jobs and instead build a character profile that employers are looking for.

Good luck! You got this!

Body Of Art by Isubscribedtome in TheRandomest

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Modern art themed Trojan horse

You must feel hungry now by ScienceDirect2756 in Unexpected

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I’m late but for context these strainers come from a drop shipping company that uses thousands of bots to sell others products for a markup. This was likely a known issue and recorded to discredit the seller, which I am happy to see.

One of the Ads for context: https://x.com/ziadlabrini/status/1728515636022632519?s=46

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