@Anonimbros said in Xmas Banner Request:
@omgblank I think you are right about AI, if you open one of the banners in a new tab you can change the number in the address bar and see up to 8 different images, all have some little weirdness but the eighth one is the winner.
I'd noticed that too, I was wondering how his dick ended up on the wrong side of his balls 
Figured it must have been AI generated
I'd love a download button on the search results rather than having to open the page for the torrent.
I like it, the only issue I've noticed is on the search pages, when hovering over the title of the torrent to get the picture preview popup, the top of the first image is hidden underneath the new page header.
The G isn't silent, but it's not strongly pronounced. The pronunciation will vary depending on where it's said though as well, note that wiktionary has the UK English pronunciation as lĕngth whereas American English pronunciation is lĕnth
you can find a recording on wiktionary, which although it's the American English the g can still be heard: https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/length
often both, nearly always evenings and sometimes in between
Yeah, I started out with Comptia Network+ and the A+ which I did as self study courses around 16 years ago, I think I only did the exam for Network+ though. In themselves they are not what employers are looking for, some will be willing to consider taking you on apprenticeship/internship schemes and the like and possibly provide you with further training. They're also a good stepping stone into more advanced courses like the Cisco or MS Certification schemes.
As for me, I've been working in telecoms for the last 13 years (via a few helpdesk and installation engineer roles) and have gained further certification with the more specific technologies I work with.
One bit of advice I would give though is that I've found experience to be way more valuable both to you and to a potential employee. If it was a choice between studying for 200 hours or getting some hands on experience helping out in an unpaid job at a local charity or something along those lines I'd go for the latter as long as they'd be happy to give you a reference or give you a letter of recommendation when you find a paid role.
OK, I lied about one bit of advice, I've got another, getting into a paid job in the industry is the hard part, once you're in the IT industry at the bottom of the ladder it's then easier to move around and get the role you want in the IT sector… as long as you don't piss too many people off along the way as it's quite a small world.
I heard peeing on your feet was supposed to be a good way of getting rid of athletes foot and fungal nail infections, so I figured in the diluted form around your feet in the shower it might have a preventative effect, so yes.
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why is this even a question?
Whilst I completely agree with this, I also noticed that your profile photo is a gecko 
hmm kinda, I love shopping online, but hate going out to shops (I don't like crowds)
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