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only 12k? I want one!
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Most small shops are struggling, being 1 bad financial decision away from bankruptcy; doing business with no type of insurance whatsoever, and here and there stiffing some suppliers to make ends meet. So, there's no way they can afford
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The journey to the center of self in anything but easy; the ones who do it seriously, will eventually face their own demons; and it's not easy to look deep into the mirror. The mirror, just like the abyss, will start looking back at yo
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What "criminal acts" are you specifically talking about?
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There's no glamour in back ups. Even less glamour in great back up. Even less in testing back-ups. And there's a lot of glory in "slashing the IT budget with no disruptions in operations, cutting the fat is good for business&
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5y ago
Well, that's innovative. but, why not HTML 2?
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Censorship is like Zeno's dichotomy paradox; today the people promoting Censorship as a solution are happy; give it a long enough timeline and the very same people promoting Censorship will be the ones being censored.
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Here's the "problem": on a worldwide level there are bad actors who will for sure deploy armed robots. Period. So, do we (we = any country in the world) want to be ahead of this technology or behind? Leading or lagging? Becau
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Reminds me of the Intel 80486SX marketing strategy, but this time crippled hardware can be un-crippled on-demand. This is something that we all have to get used to. On a smaller scale, Spectum in NYC has 1 internet router where the WiFi fun
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Good comment, thank you. > ...are depressed because their way of life does not meet the expectations... That was definitely me during my depression years; and I see that in my sister too. Of course there's more to the story, but th
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Is Depression (and Anxiety Too) a First World Problem?
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Is depression good of bad for the economy?
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Is the rat race making us all Depressed and Anxious? Isn't this part of the overall understated minimalism movement? Chop wood, carry water.
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Entrepreneurship to Fight Depression, Anxiety, and Finding Happiness in Life
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Commenting so that I can come back to this later.
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At age 28 I moved cross country, away from the toxic environment where I grew up, I had a high school degree and my work experiences were limited to blue collar work/clerk. I got a crappy entry-level job in an office, enrolled in colle
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yeah.. about that let's see: * I had undiagnosed Sever Clinical Depression for practically my entire adult life, and since I am old(er), that makes it a few decades. FML, I know. * I was highly functional, having learned to conceal my
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> Meaning was there; I simply had to stop getting in its way. You just described the Hero's Journey (Monomyth). The end of the journey is nothing more than the return to the starting point, the world has not changed, the Hero is the
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I have recently (in the past couple of years) overcome depression that had been with me practically my entire adult life, and now I have my anxiety somewhat under control. Depression is such a big problem, mostly unaddressed, and the "
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> This search session has expired. Please start a search session again by clicking on the TRADEMARK icon, if you wish to continue.
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And technology-wise, what would be "the simplest thing that might work"? aside from hand coded HTML? Ideally businesses would make their own entries and possibly update their own 1-page listing.
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It's a vertical/niche market, branded for NYC. It's a fun-side project more than anything else.
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This is quite interesting, I don't understand how the winners will be selected. Random? Or some type of merit?
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Ask KN: How do I build a directory of businesses in my city?
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I second this. Each and every time I met someone who lives by the motto "I work smart not hard" or a version of that, they ended up being lazy, or stupid, or - most often - both. We live in a world where the "average" i
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Hacking Reaction Therapy: 100 Days of Moon Shots /is it just my Anxiety talking?
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OK, give me some latitude when reading this comment, while I have been thinking about it for a while, it's still a bit raw. For starters Amazon's policy is similar to GE's in the 90's, where every year they would let go
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> as it would eventually destroy whole industries and populist voter bases. That is absolutely correct! Alas, let's look at the bright side, learning all those topics you mentioned in you "Life School" are only one google
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A few years ago I read an article describing the sam phenomenon in Cuba. Highly interesting
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> Because of European Union food hygiene-health regulations, the cheese has been outlawed, and offenders face heavy fines.[12] However, some Sardinians organized themselves in order to make casu martzu available on the black market, wher
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