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Holo Snake!

back then i made a bunch of these but by now i lost the pic and dont know how to find the original post anymore

so anyway here is the diagram for anyone else who is interested!!

this requires pretty big carboard pieces, if you have a really big box or something you can make it from one piece, but if you don't, you can also just make each of the pieces individually and then tape them together

and then in the end you put it together like this!!

and then when you make a bunch you can put them all next to each other and stack your books like crazy

I DIDN'T REALIZE THAT WAS A DC-10

For anyone unfamiliar with this insane case, it was an attempted murder-suicide insurance fraud by hijacking (?!) where a deadheading flight engineer brought a guitar case full of weapons onto the plane in an attempt to kill the operating pilots during flight. The idea was that if he killed them with hammers and then died in the crash, the investigators wouldn't be able to tell the hammer wounds from the crash wounds and all three would be declared an accident (thus allowing him to ensure his kids recieved a hefty insurance payout). There are obviously a lot of flaws with this plan (ah yes, a guitar case with a spear gun in it and several hammers, a very normal thing to find in an aircraft crash site) but bizarrely one of the flaws was that FedEx employees are immune to hammers and the crew managed to fight him off without crashing the plane and everybody lived.

Hilariously the guy attempted to turn off the CVR before the flight so as to not leave any evidence but the flight engineer just turned it back on assuming he had forgotten it. Also the original crew that were going to fly that leg were swapped out because they had gone exactly one minute over their duty time limits. And according to the wikipedia page at least, it claims that the attacker's fear that he was going to be fired for a discrepancy in his flight hours wasn't even founded and that other colleagues said they wouldn't usually terminate an employee for something like that.

I'm assuming the guy was under a mass amount of stress from a recent divorce and potentially not being treated very well at FedEx, and he made some pretty stupid fucking decisions that ended three colleagues' careers (and willingly risked the lives of people oj the ground, too). But thankfully everybody escaped with their lives.

I DIDN'T REALIZE THAT WAS A DC-10

For anyone unfamiliar with this insane case, it was an attempted murder-suicide insurance fraud by hijacking (?!) where a deadheading flight engineer brought a guitar case full of weapons onto the plane in an attempt to kill the operating pilots during flight. The idea was that if he killed them with hammers and then died in the crash, the investigators wouldn't be able to tell the hammer wounds from the crash wounds and all three would be declared an accident (thus allowing him to ensure his kids recieved a hefty insurance payout). There are obviously a lot of flaws with this plan (ah yes, a guitar case with a spear gun in it and several hammers, a very normal thing to find in an aircraft crash site) but bizarrely one of the flaws was that FedEx employees are immune to hammers and the crew managed to fight him off without crashing the plane and everybody lived.

Hilariously the guy attempted to turn off the CVR before the flight so as to not leave any evidence but the flight engineer just turned it back on assuming he had forgotten it. Also the original crew that were going to fly that leg were swapped out because they had gone exactly one minute over their duty time limits. And according to the wikipedia page at least, it claims that the attacker's fear that he was going to be fired for a discrepancy in his flight hours wasn't even founded and that other colleagues said they wouldn't usually terminate an employee for something like that.

I'm assuming the guy was under a mass amount of stress from a recent divorce and potentially not being treated very well at FedEx, and he made some pretty stupid fucking decisions that ended three colleagues' careers (and willingly risked the lives of people oj the ground, too). But thankfully everybody escaped with their lives.

IF YOU CAN’T GET A JOB, IT’S NOT YOUR FAULT!!!!! THE SYSTEM IS DEEPLY BROKEN!!!!!!!!

The hiring process has never been great, but in the past couple of years it’s hit rock bottom. Ghost jobs probably outnumber real jobs on job sites. Recruiters and HR use AI which throws out 90% of resumes before a real human being sees them. And most companies are hellbent on holding out for a unicorn candidate- meaning someone who already knows how to do the EXACT role without any training while also accepting entry level wages- instead of investing in new people.