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I know it's not exactly the same, but couldn't you achieve the same thing with getters and setters? http://www.php.net/manual/en/language.oop5.overloading.php#o...
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Gym three times a week, which includes half an hour of C25K jogging (two weeks from the full half hour!) and strength training (alternating upper body, core, legs). On the off days, my wife and I play disc golf or go for a walk. This is w
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Pandora (for Pandora One) is one. You can pay monthly through the app, but the (cheaper) yearly option is only available on the website. They can't mention the website option or link directly to it from either the iOS or the Android
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12y ago
Also there are certain federal agencies which are able to look into sealed (and even expunged or pardoned) records, such as USCIS.
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LDR Interactive — http://ldrinteractive.com/ — Cleveland, OH — Full Time Local (Sorry, No Remote) Come to LDR, and enjoy a fun and innovative environment. Our team is revolutionizing the media industry. LDR is growing, and
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12y ago
I didn't realize they charged their fees before you get paid at all, that just seems unfair. Have you looked at Guru.com? They only charge their percent when you actually get paid.
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Are you willing to consider (generally well-engineered, object-oriented), and do you have any experience with, PHP? What kind of experience do you have with Javascript?
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12y ago
Theoretically they could just spam every active email address they know about with that message and it would still be true. Obviously bad policy, but are you really going to attempt to sue Microsoft?
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13y ago
kiriappeee, your account is shadowbanned. In answer to the original question, we're similar to the poster; if it's a non-trivial task that will need to be done more than a few times, we'll set up a script.
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Twilio is getting better but still doesn't cover everywhere. We use Telesign ( http://www.telesignmobile.com/ ) for our international clients, except for Thailand where we use SMSThai ( http://www.smsthai.n
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13y ago
Yes, that's called a Use Tax, and it applies to things like Amazon purchases as well if they cross state lines and you weren't charged sales tax on the purchase.
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13y ago
This is solvable through policy: Have the daycare, educational institution, lender, mortgagee send the IRS (and you) a form detailing the amount you paid. Hell, this is already the case for most tuition and mortgage interest payments.
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We use Chef scripts for both app deployment and server spin-up. Fairly heavy investment at the start to build all the recipes, but it pays off big time in time saved later on.
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We did something like this earlier on (we use Chef for deployment now). I just wanted to point out that if you're using git pull as your deployment tool, make sure you use git pull --ff-only. You don't want to have to figure out
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13y ago
Yes, unless the CEO is in the office, and then he turns on the radio.
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You're asking a startup board if you should take a bigcorp job or (what sounds like) a startup job, and the startup job is even more lucrative. I would jump at the startup job (and, having essentially been where you are now, perhaps wi
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“Excluded Accommodation” means: any condominium, townhouse, co-operative, apartment, or other unit within a multiple-dwelling structure, complex, or similar type development to the extent owned in whole or in part by anyone other than you
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Theory: They're dumping to lower the valuation of Dropbox for a possible later acquisition. "Well, you could sell to us, or we could put you out of business."
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I haven't found the Kindle Lending Library to be very useful. It's a small subset of the books available, mostly ones you wouldn't want to buy, and they do seem to make it very hard to find on a Kindle.
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13y ago
You could stack marquee tags, creating an animation in an animation. Great fun for forums that didn't escape HTML input!
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Automated license scanners make the story more plausible; the officer could have received an automated alert on his in-car laptop.
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Hi, Canadian immigrant to the US. People in the US tend to use debit cards tied to their bank accounts which are also Visa / MasterCard cards. These cards can be swiped as either a debit card (requiring a PIN, similar to Interac) or
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Theory: If you don't register "Certified Users", they won't actually enroll you (because their legal team is not stupid), but they're hoping that people will because it implies that those people, by creating the &qu
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I wouldn't work with such a company on ethics grounds. It does seem like there's an opportunity for a company that lets companies list for free, but charges the listing company when they successfully hire a candidate. That would
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So technically speaking, a murderer could be elected president, but not a legal immigrant.
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Their videos require registration but the docs do not.
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Digital watermarks are typically invisible. http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_watermarking
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Use a digital watermark. You lose the advertising edge if competitors use it but you can prove that the copyright belongs to you and force them to take it down.
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As a PHP developer with just an associates degree, I can tell you that my first coding job was in fact paying $13 / hr, but roughly two years later I had enough skills to freelance at twice the rate. It has only gone up since. I think
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13y ago
If you're using AdBlock Plus in Chrome / Chromium, there was a bug[1] that caused this behavior whenever it blocked an iframe-based ad. It's been fixed in Chromium but the fix has yet to work its way into Chrome stable. 1.
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