Metatron

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by Metatron 14y ago
When messaging strangers or clients I always use both. Internally I can afford to be far more casual, indeed it helps to cut out salutations as it means colleagues don't have to read/ignore dross. Sometimes an email is just a subject line f
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by Metatron 14y ago
In five years time your degree should have become pretty much nebulous on your resume/CV. You won't be getting hired on the basis of your education but your experience. So screw 'em, you're in the adult world now, where people pay you for y
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by Metatron 14y ago
If he's got other sources of income, and/or financial security he should be more than comfortable in taking a much lower wage and then 'topping up' with share dividends/bonuses. This way you've got more capital early on and the CEO's contri
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by Metatron 14y ago
Headphones are a must where I work. And at some points no music is preferred, but that's only when the pressure is on and people need to be responsive. The teams that are constantly on the phone however, they don't really listen to any musi
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by Metatron 14y ago
I concur. Definitively NSFW and I shouldn't have trusted it at work.
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by Metatron 14y ago
You have to engage with him in a positive manner first, ask him politely to correct the accuracy of the statements. If he doesn't within a few days then pressure him again, perhaps mentioning your desire to 'not' involve a legal team. That
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by Metatron 14y ago
A [cofounder] is a subset of [founder]. On the other hand if he has removed references to other cofounders then that's a different matter.
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by Metatron 14y ago
Censorship on the part of a private body is nothing new, and completely acceptable. If the owner/controllers of a website don't want certain content on their site then they are completely within their rights to remove it. This is a meta-art
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by Metatron 14y ago
I've always seen prayer as personal relationship with God, not one to be turned into a popularity contest. Putting prayer into social media kind of sickens me. If you want to channel good will and enter into a conversation with God about an
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by Metatron 14y ago
It's not fair game. But international relations are never fair game, think about it, especially in this case where many nations are feeling very insecure at the news that a nation partially controlled by religious extremists with an open be
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by Metatron 14y ago
Well, it is being spammed... I don't like the implicit insinuation that Facebook is acting maliciously. It appears to be an automated defence. Don't rave about, submit a bug report, if you think it isn't actually spam.
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by Metatron 14y ago
No reasons why not. Go ahead, knock yourself out.
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by Metatron 14y ago
Nay. It just seems like an awful PR ploy. There won't even be a job at the end of it, and if there is it won't be given to anybody based on the in-game interview. But hey they've got a lot of press out of it, so good for them. Another one o
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by Metatron 14y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cellulosic_ethanol#Cellulosic_e... Fox News rubbish as usual. It appears that the mandate was made with a view to reforming a part of the energy industry and achieving cleaner emissions, as well as more sustai
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by Metatron 14y ago
And you can't buy a supermarket in Walmart. People have covered their asses like this for years, not allowing others to come along and promote a competitive concept within their store/site. This is no surprise.