Jemmeh

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by Jemmeh 9y ago
Spoiler alert The dolls aren't the only ones that have their minds tampered with by the end of the show.
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by Jemmeh 9y ago
Location: Cleveland, TN, USA / Chattanooga, TN area Remote: Yes - (I have worked remote tech support before.) Willing to relocate: Yes - Only to Fremont/SF Bay Area Technologies: VB.NET, SQL, ASP Classic, VBScript, Javascript, JQu
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by Jemmeh 9y ago
I have the same problem with Amazon. Both of them favor the buyer because customers trusting their platform is a huge selling point for them. As a seller most people are honest, but enough of them are not for it to be extremely annoying. Pr
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by Jemmeh 9y ago
This video is about quitting sugar, but it mentions a part from Alan Carr's book that helped my boyfriend quit smoking. Realizing it isn't making you calmer, but actually just restarting the cycle of ups and downs while steadily g
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https://www.textise.net Turns websites into text only versions.
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From my personal experienced I agree with this -- generally people are not as threatened from how I look/sound and are not as quick to be suspicious. Same goes for children, people think they are innocent, but in many places they are u
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In my Walmart the meal kits are usually near the refrigerated meats or in the produce section. They have things like pot roast, meatloaf, spaghetti, salad kits, soup kits, etc. I've seen a few extra soup kits near the canned soup and&#
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by Jemmeh 9y ago
I've seen plenty of meal kits at the grocery store. They also have a ready foods in the Deli as well as frozen meals.
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Nah, I was much faster with a knife and a bit of practice than with a mandolin, and mandolins can only do certain things. I liked the mandolin but it was also a pain to clean vs a knife.
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Got family/people I know at home who can distract me. I love them. Which is why they're going to talk to me at some point in the middle of a hard problem.
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There's loads of spring mattresses on Amazon for cheap.
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You can export your friends birthdays to a calendar from the bottom right of the Events page, if that's what you're looking for. It stays updated from there. https://www.facebook.com/events/
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Leave a shop vac turned on up there, we'll be fine.
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Learn to use pepper spray. It's fairly simple and will empower you a lot. You can buy some that shoots a jet ~10feet. Also when you park lock the doors and make sure you can easily hop into the front seat and drive off. Most of the tim
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He had the money to retire before the blog got big, but yes he and his wife still work, but only when they want to.
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by Jemmeh 9y ago
Haha my camera already does this. Filters! Also Meitu, and their other program Makeup Plus can do all kinds of crazy things with your pictures. The VR on them is really neat imo. The thing is people can usually tell if it's extreme eno
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by Jemmeh 9y ago
I've done this sometimes, I think it's pretty dependent on you being able to fall asleep quickly. Which you can train yourself to do. But it would usually be more of a 3hr/4.5hr split to match with REM cycles. Or just 3&3
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by Jemmeh 9y ago
Same, it's usually the utility companies that I have trouble getting automated. They have shoddy websites/weird rules/etc.
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If someone writes about how THEY do things it's a good way to improve MY process. If it improves things for me, what's wrong with saying thanks to the writer? Most of my bills can be automated, but a few cannot. I also take time t
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by Jemmeh 9y ago
Teach them that it takes work to run a house. Dinner doesn't just magically appear, dishes don't wash themselves, your socks don't pair up on their own. Makes them more grateful and also capable of taking care of themselves.
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Put the lowest or highest amount the drop down says so it still seems unrealistic if possible. They'll probably ask about it, and again your answer is, "That information is confidential, so I just put in the lowest the form would
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I mean what makes a good engineer that doesn't use cargo cult code? Actual deep understanding of concepts. A lot of people try to fly through the learning process without good study habits so they never really understand it. But proper
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Don't get fancy with a null. Just put $0 or $1. If they ask about it say it's confidential. They already made you an offer, it's unlikely they'll do anything at this point. They want you to work there.
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The point is everyone has the potential to learn to code. You don't have to be born a genius or super special to do it. With enough effort and time anyone can pick it up. There's a lot of people who think "Oh, I am not smart
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They have 300 free dorms, so it's limited but as long as you pick a start date a few months out you have a good chance to get in. You can see when you sign up what dates dorms are available for. Also you can only live in the dorms for
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I have friends who go there and from how they've described the coursework it seems like it would be very effective. There's a huge focus on students helping each other out and also having to find the information for themselves in
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Well 42 is a bit different than most bootcamps. 42 Code School is free, it's funded by a French billionaire Xavier Niel who made his fortune from telecommunications and technology. There is a branch in Paris and a branch in Silicon Val
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One of the great things about online coursework is that it requires less staff and everyone can work at a different pace. From what I've read/heard 42 Code School has very little staff and mostly relies on computer courses and pee
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Exactly. There's good bootcamps and bad bootcamps, of course some will shut down. What other industry would cause this headline? A grocery store down the street from me closed, I guess supermarkets are all dying!
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I get where you're coming from but I think you can shorten it to closer to 6 months provided A) The person is already fairly good at generally using a computer, which is more common these days and B) They are working mad hours. A lot o

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