Would Russians vote for Trump as president of Russia, though?

The old.lemmy.world frontend (also old… on other instances) works in links2.
There’s currently no other way to browse Lemmy in a text browser on a TTY that actually works, I’ve tried them all recently (including browsh, carbonyl, neonmodem).

Just be careful of whether they’re giving advice that benefits you or them

Depends. My friend who went that route positioned herself in a freelancer consultant role for government institutions and schools.
She makes 6 figures.

Any career advice coming from the prior generation is useless because it doesn’t apply to your generation.

Even starting a major because everyone’s currently hiring in that field is useless. By the time you’re finished, so will all the other students who started at the same time to get a good job down the line.

I gave up my initial plan of becoming an ecologist and went into IT for job security. And now I’m about to be laid off cause the company I work for is close to going under, for the third time.

Meanwhile friends of mine who started their careers as social workers, physical therapists, nurses and in the trades are buying houses while I live in a moldy apartment.

My advice is to just do what interests you, you probably won’t starve. Also, disregard this advice if you’re just starting out your career. I’m 40, so my experience won’t be helpful to you 20 years younger people.

If he was, Ukraine would be North Korean by now.

Call your bank and ask them how to access your account without an Apple or Android phone.
Claim you need it for accessibility reasons.
Forcing you to use the product of one out of 2 tech corporations just to survive (for which you need a bank account) is ridiculous.

In the time it takes you to watch One Piece, you could learn to play the guitar good enough to perform, or learn a foreign language at conversational level.

Eurocentrism

Here you go:
https://men.wikifeet.com/

I cleaned out houses before a sale.
Most of the times I was called, the previous owner had died with no next-of-kin who gave enough of a fuck to do it themselves.

So every day, I’d be going through all personal belongings of someone who had died recently, and divided it into 2 categories: worth selling, and trash.
95% of the treasured items the deceased left behind went into the second pile.

I don’t even know what you’re asking.
What do you mean by “modern”? Wikipedia pages can be viewed well in literally any browser, including mobile, text-only, simple html parsers and screen readers.
That kind of accessibility is important for an encyclopedia.

What about the website bothers you?

Multi-communities.
So you can create a list of communities over various instances and show all posts in them as if they were one.

What? That’s already in the settings.

Nothing, at all.
Some things you can’t do easily in Mint, like create snapshots automatically and boot into them when something breaks.
But it’s all Linux and freely available software under the hood, and the lines between configuration, customization and forking your distro are blurry.

Don’t.

I’ll be here all night folks.

In your bed, snoring, right?

Sysadmin for one of the oldest remaining independent local newspapers in Germany.
I commute to work by bicycle, have a 7 hour work day, and we regularly have foosball tournaments and Nerf gun battles during work hours.
Other than that, it’s pretty standard sysadmin work, made more interesting by the specialized software we deploy, the extremely high security and resiliency standards, and the special characters who work at a local newspaper in 2024.
The team and my boss are really chill. It’s low stress, unionized, with really decent pay, flexible schedules, right to work-from-home and 42 days of paid vacation (plus 13 national holidays and unlimited sick days).

I’ll work this job until the newspaper goes bankrupt, when (not if) the entire sector of print journalism disappears.

Sounds like Kinoite with extra steps.

Neither Russian nor Western are a race.