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July 3, 2026 at 7:55 pm Pexels/Reddit Job interviews reveal a lot about a company, but most candidates don’t expect to leave knowing more about a current employee’s job security than their own. A candidate who drove two hours for a final-round interview got an earful from a toxic prospective boss who spent most of the time talking about himself, called one of his own team members useless, and floated the idea that losing that person wouldn’t exactly be a tragedy. The experience didn’t exactly put a good taste in the job seeker’s mouth. Afterwards, the candidate considered tracking down that employee on LinkedIn to let them know what their boss really thought of them. Keep reading for the full story. WIBTAH If I messaged an employee from another company to tell them what their current boss thinks of them? I recently interviewed (3rd round) for a job that had 2 direct reports. I interviewed with the person whose job I’d be moving into and the owner of the company. When I filled out the application, I listed my salary requirements as well as confirmed them during the interview. But the interview didn’t exactly go as planned. The interview itself

Published 12 hours ago By Joe Urquhart The creator of the new Anfield memorial in honour of Diogo Jota and André Silva has shared details of how the permanent tribute was designed. The sudden and devastating loss of the two brothers last July was felt across the football world, with heartfelt tributes offered from all corners of the globe. The Reds' home stadium became a site of collective mourning and thousands of flowers, scarves, works of art, cards, banners and jerseys were laid, forming a beautiful area of remembrance and celebration of their lives. A poignant permanent memorial named 'Forever 20' has been unveiled on 97 Avenue - where those tributes gathered last summer - to ensure Diogo and André are commemorated at Anfield forever. Artist Emma Rodgers was tasked with producing the memorial and has worked closely alongside club designers to make a fitting tribute that captures their lives, their bond to one another and their meaning to supporters. "The sculpture aims to carry multiple layers of meaning," Emma told Liverpoolfc.com. "It's Diogo Jota and André Silva's lifelong connection as brothers, both in life and in their passing. "It's also Jota's bond with his Liverpool teammates, seen by many

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MeriTalk MeriTalk Published Jul 2, 2026 Welcome to The Wrap for Thursday, July 2! From the newsroom at MeriTalk, it’s the quickest read in Federal tech news. Here’s what you need to know today: DOD’s New Drone Boss Defense Secretary  Pete Hegseth  is establishing a new  drone boss  to serve as the  Defense Department’s  (DOD) single integrator for unmanned and autonomous systems – because the drone lane needed an air traffic controller. The new direct reporting portfolio manager for unmanned offensive and defensive systems, or  DRPM-UxS,  will oversee  development, procurement, fielding, sustainment, and operations  across all military domains. Hegseth’s  June 29 memo  says adversaries are producing millions of unmanned systems each year, while  the United States has been slow to field them at scale.  The office will have authority over small unmanned aerial systems, surface vessels, underwater vessels, ground systems, autonomy, artificial intelligence, swarming software, counter-drone systems, and related marketplaces.  The clock is already ticking:  DOD must hire staff within 30 days, submit an org chart within 60 days, and deliver a departmentwide inventory and implementation plan within 90 days. DOGE’s Quiet Exit The White House does not plan to issue a  final report  before the Department of Government Efficiency   (DOGE)

Behind one of YouTube's fastest growing AI channels is a self-taught creator using generative AI to bring history to life. Supervising Producer Daniel T. Allen explains. Like Comment Transcript Hi, welcome back or welcome if you're new. This is Chloe. I have just arrived in Tudor London, 1536. She's an LA influencer time traveling through history. No, no, no. And even though that's impossible, millions of people who've seen her have the same question. Is she a real person? So I'm here at Ancient Rome's version of grabbing lunch on the go. The answer is no. She's completely AI, and she's actually this guy. Jonathan had zero formal training as a filmmaker, but now he's quit his job to focus full time on his Chloe Versus History YouTube channel. You've got to see this market, guys. Look at the detail on this pottery. It's a lot of people who've seen Chloe said things like this. They haven't ever watched an AI video from Spanish. They don't realize. They've said I've just watched this from start to finish. That's crazy. Yeah, this boy is having the best day of his life. So is she the future of AI influencers? And what

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Q. Why does controlled lighting matter when evaluating a display for art? Knoll: Reproducing true real-world colors on screen depends on matching the light source, color sample and rendered content for the intended observer. Displays are typically measured against D65, an industry-standard white point that approximates neutral daylight, so it gives Pantone a consistent point of reference. It also helps reduce the influence of warmer or cooler room lighting, which can change how white, contrast and color are perceived. Using controlled lighting helps ensure the display is evaluated as accurately and consistently as possible. ▲ By comparing digital images with physical color references, Pantone helps verify faithful color reproduction across a range of hues. Q. How does Pantone make sure the results apply to real artwork and photography, not just lab test patterns? Hattenberger: Pantone goes beyond digital test patterns by using physical color samples that behave more like real artistic media. That helps verify whether a display can accurately reproduce gradients, subtle tonal transitions, textures and near-neutral tones across artwork and other visually complex content. At the same time, the home viewing environment can influence how color is perceived compared with a controlled test setting. Ambient light, reflections, viewing

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"Best-of" compilation, sponsored by ThreatLocker Misconfiguration has been called the unsolved "Gordian knot" of cybersecurity: the problem nearly every organization has and almost none have fully untied. A firewall rule left open, a permission never revoked, a default nobody changed. Each one is an opening that exists long before anyone tries to break in. In this article , we looked through past CISO Series episodes to find the top remarks from Rob Allen , chief product officer at ThreatLocker . He makes the case for treating configuration as something to monitor continuously rather than to set once and trust forever. He walks through what 150 daily checks look for, why a hardened machine doesn't stay hardened, and how even trusted software can carry the same moves as ransomware. Read the full article here . Huge thanks to our sponsor, ThreatLocker Subscribe to Security You Should Know Please subscribe via Apple Podcasts , Spotify , Amazon Music , Pocket Casts , RSS , or just type "Security You Should Know" into your favorite podcast app. Video clips featured on CISO Series *From the same episode referenced in the article.* Rob Allen , chief product officer, ThreatLocker , explains the importance of

Raymond Zeng earns $306,500 a year as a software engineer at Meta, but he avoids  the type of lifestyle his salary might suggest. Living in the Bay Area, Zeng is saving aggressively with the goal to retire by age 30. Watch full video: https://bit.ly/4f1XB4C Like Comment Transcript Prior to joining my current company, I had spent two years living in Dallas and I moved here about 7 or 8 months ago, back in July of 2025. In terms of base rent, I am paying $2600 a month. Amenity fees are included in the base rent. Utilities will cost anywhere between 150 to $170 a month. My electricity bill here is about 50% higher than it was in Dallas, from about 20 to $30.00 per month to about $50.00 a month. Hey, welcome to my apartment. So this is the main kitchen area. It's quite spacious compared to my last apartment. The only complaint that I really have are these countertops aren't exactly ideal for the amount that I'm paying, but it's alright. Over here we have my main sort of living slash workshop area. This is where I get all my work done as well as my personal projects. Over here