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Well he is a she, so there's that. :dunno:

We are all already under mass surveillance. This won't change all that much.

Logic says no way. It would have been a long shot even in favorable conditions. The only way I say yes is if they had some sort of outside help.

So that was quite interesting for a first time procedure. You get in, do the prelim shite, changed and get poked, wheeled off to various waiting areas, then finally into a room where 3 folks are rapidly attaching shite to your body and face. 12 or more wires hanging down, but you don't care because you've just been given anathesia. Now you're waking up, nothing attached, procedure fine, you leave and go home with pictures of your body.

It could be mistaken for the plot of an alien abduction.

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Doesn't each side get to reject 6 or so for no reason other then maybe they don't like the way walked into the room?

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I thought you generally had to have a valid reason so it can't be challenged later. In this case in particular, it was very easy. Three of them were educators and could have had personal relationships either with the students themselves or with families of the students. The others that were not educators admitted in open court they would not prosecute someone the same color as them.

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Again UT has one of the best CS programs in the Country so he shouldn't worry but he said the job market is tough to break into

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That really doesn't matter at the end of the day if he approaches it a certain way. I would take a small college grad all other things being equal if they had more of what I was looking for than a large school grad. I would tell him:

- Do not become reliant on AI. Make sure you can actually do dev work without AI assistance.

- Make sure to not neglect soft skills. IT & software folks are known to be a generally socially awkward and shy group. Just having the ability to speak to and interact with people can go a very long way.

- Get an internship if possible. Even that small amount of real world (non-academic) experience will help.

- Do not shoot for the moon on the first job. Alot of people struggle to figure out why they're not even getting interviews when applying for jobs they're not yet qualified for straight out of college. Some jobs require years of experience for very good reasons.

- Never, ever stop learning. CS is a field where you can get left behind in a hurry if you don't keep up your skills beyond just what you learned in college.

My dad had it several times before having to get CAR-T. For him it was alot of weakness and tiredness plus stomach issues. They pumped him full of steroids to combat the nausea, but that much roids also come with their own shitty side effects.

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Dean Coryll 100% had more murders than were found. Some of the bodies in the boat house weren't even identified properly.

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Yea - also a very sadistic vile person. He would put glass tubes up some of the victims' urethras and then break it while it was still in there. :wtf:

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news articles of Derrick Todd Lee. He was obsessed with DTL.

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They were operating at the same time and allegedly Gillis viewed it as a "competition" of sorts. Gillis also told a story one time when he was out hunting for a victim that he crossed another guy that was also out looking for victims. The allegedly locked eyes as they passed each other in their cars, and he said he intuitively knew the guy was also a serial killer.

I think someone also mentioned the toybox killer. He would drug his victims and once they came to, they would be chained up in his torture room, then he would play a tape describing in deep detail what was about to happen before he actually began the torture.

Just what feels right. I think I finally found the ones I will stick with for a while. For years I played with traditional Jazz III's, then Petrucci Jazz III's, and now AttakPick Stealth XL. They're 2.0mm and a bit larger than a regular Jazz.