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Is LANL getting rid of web pages?

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By scooby

 Weird stuff going on in LANL. They are getting getting rid of web pages, also rumors are that Doge is showing up to look around. Other rumors. The just got rid of bunch of postdocs and some staff. More and more countries are on the bad list.

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LANL web pages are being erased as we speak. Is that happening to Sandia and LLNL as well?
2/27/2025 9:08 PM
Anonymous said…
Rumor is Doge is showing up at LANL next week. Also the LANL reddit page is saying something about a hiring freeze. Weird stuff for sure.

It would be hilarious if Doge showed up on a Friday, they would think the lab is closed.
2/28/2025 7:33 AM
Anonymous said…
Freak out going on at LANL over Diversity Inclusion and Equity. Lots of fights now. People are starting to unravel.
2/28/2025 1:09 PM
Anonymous said…
At LLNL they “upgraded” the internal website during COVID it seems that everything that I was using on an a daily / hourly basis was hidden or removed. Now I am like the previous generation with bookmarks back to what I really need and the internal search engine was a massive 20 year step backwards. Just another aggravation.
2/28/2025 6:27 PM
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