@C0D4 I'd go with the former tbh.

Will try and get in contact with someone about it, see what happens.

@C0D4 I mean yeah, but at any point if a password can be decrypted, there's a problem.

@netikras made a dud for a second site that used them, got sent my shitty test password back.

@netikras dunno

Looked into it more, and I don't think it's the company themselves responsible for it, as looking into it more makes it a little clear they use an external site (northstarats) to handle applications

@Root Looked into it a bit more
The company themselves don't seem to really have much to do with it. The system they use (northstarats) seems to be the main issue.

I can't find pretty much anything on them, but they seem to be somewhat used by some companies around where I live. As far as I can tell, it's just an external HR company that is also in charge of applications for some companies. (The email I got was from 'password@northstarhr.com' or something)

@netikras Dunno tbh
I guess "I don't wanna be sued"

Brazilian, Colombian, Australian, New Zealand, and Latin America region selectors give you a 404 (or similar), the Taiwan version tells you there's a security error and won't load the page (Chrome), Norway is down for maintenance.

Everything else is up and functional.

...

I know this because I tested every one instead of sleeping like a normal person.

My results may change, but as of testing that was their status.

@PrivateGER travel is incredibly expensive especially when you're unemployed so I'll pass.

I'd assume whatever you're using hasn't updated to show the proper name.
Hence, "null".
It can tell it's API 28 but it doesn't know what API 28 is, so it goes ahead and does that.

I use GBoard mostly because it's better than Samsung's keyboard, and with the NSFW GBoard xposed module, it makes it even better.

I used to write HTML in notepad.
After the disaster of accidentally commenting out all of it and not knowing why for a fucking hour, I said "never again".

@iSwimInTheC I am in a tiny room where a misstep could result in pain, meaning doing any of those is somewhat terrifying.

I would if it wasn't -20°C and one in the morning.

@jhh2450 honestly it probably is.

@irene not gonna like that kinda sounds boring IMO.

@irene ahh... No?

Iirc LFS is more of a "here's the main shit you'll need, add shit to it and good luck" rather than "How to make an Operating System: Volume 1 of 783".

I know a friend of mine made something from LFS, don't know what became of it.

I mean... If you gotta hide your "material", no one is ever going to suspect the shovel.

Make sure it's compatible with your CPU (newer Intel ones for example only support DDR4, so putting a stick of DDR3 in will it work).
Other than that, as long as the system has been powered down completely, it should be a simple insert properly and turn it back on.

@10110 this one wasn't mining crypto, at least from what I could tell. Effectively no CPU usage and these things only have integrated graphics.

@hilmifuadi piktochart.
Had to use it for a project.

A quick google search resulted in an XDA thread about it.
Do some research and likely something exists.

Theoretically, no you don't.
Now, in reality, probably.

Less cryptic errors...

There's always too little time to sleep but too much time to not sleep...

A little late on this but I cannot live without a numpad.
Helps with quick data entry (think programs like AutoCAD) and is just helpful when you can't be bothered to do math in your head (with calculator open)

Oh god visual studio.

I have flashbacks to trying to uninstall it to this day.

Although if you're using it because you need to it makes sense. Uninstalling it is a pain last I did it.