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Long story short, I applied to a gig job and was mid-onboarding. Was never given access to some materials, and my only POC was unreachable for an entire weekend; the following week I was removed from consideration for missing a training deadline, and their HR blamed the entire thing on me despite their training department completely dropping the ball.

Bullet dodged and all that. Naturally, I would have tried to report the job listing/company as misleading or leave some sort of review to warn others away, but the job was mysteriously missing from my history of applied jobs, and the company itself was no longer findable on Indeed at all.

We all know that we are the product, not the customer, on Indeed; so my only guess is that Indeed allows companies to secretly pay to block/blacklist applicants, including removing any jobs applied from their histories, specifically to avoid bad reviews.

Has anyone had something like this occur?

Most of the material was about him being impotent.

It was a reptile diss function.

I have (pipe) dreams of thru-hiking the AT, CDT, and PCT at some point in my life. While I'll likely never be able to afford to do so, I want to begin preparing.
I thought the LT might be a good test of whether I am capable of doing a longer trail.
I'm in reasonable shape cardio-wise, a bit overweight but quite strong and solid muscle/powerlifter build. Currently my longest hike has been only 19mi in the ADKs, which left my legs pretty demolished. I do plan to train and get in better shape before attempting anything longer, but I'm a bit concerned that if only 19mi was that difficult, it might be foolish to think I could do a 272mi trail.
Thoughts? Should I start smaller? Am I not cut out for thru-hiking in general?

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I moved to SF a few years ago and walking in the woods under Sutro Tower gave me major HZD vibes, which I loved as it was one of my favorite games.
Fast-forward to HFW coming out on PC, and I was thrilled to find out we actually get to go to the ruins of San Francisco, and Aloy could stand more or less where I stood looking up at the ruined tower.