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by YeahSureWhyNot 7y ago
if they 'stole a loaf' and left the house it would be ok but they are moving in to the kitchen to have constant access to the loafs, thats what makes it a problem. once they make it across the border, they still have to maintain d
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by YeahSureWhyNot 7y ago
just because the conditions are appalling doesn't make doing illegal things okay. you don't see me break into my rich neighbors property and move into his garden cottage just because my house is in appalling condition.
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by YeahSureWhyNot 7y ago
that's exactly what I said. Approx 70k per month comes out to approx 840k per year. THATS ONLY THE ONES WHO GOT ARRESTED. You can assume less than half got away without being arrested and you get a number that passes a million.
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by YeahSureWhyNot 7y ago
here you go https://www.cbp.gov/newsroom/stats/sw-border-migration
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by YeahSureWhyNot 7y ago
70k arrested for illegal border crossing in march only. I would say it's definitely more than a million if you count the ones who didn't get arrested
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by YeahSureWhyNot 7y ago
btw it didnt work on firefox https://imgur.com/a/Lpf1dIF
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by YeahSureWhyNot 7y ago
I should try this on my mom. she is learning English
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by YeahSureWhyNot 8y ago
is this an australian magazine writing about american Idaho or they have an idaho in Australia too?
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by YeahSureWhyNot 8y ago
parking and other tlc related violations, not red light or speeding tickets. I actually never see uber drivers speeding, on the contrary, you will see them going 50mph in middle lane while everyone is passing them going 75 on 50 because tha
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by YeahSureWhyNot 8y ago
I really hope this decreases number of ridesharing vehicles on the road. ridesharing is a cheaper and more convenient alternative to taxis but they didn't improve traffic. they made it worse because its almost always a car with TLC pla
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by YeahSureWhyNot 8y ago
majority of the investment industry is about pump and dump during next round. as per usual, the unsuspecting retail investors driven by 'advisors' end up holding the bag. what else is new?
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by YeahSureWhyNot 8y ago
he is saving around 4 haircuts kind of money because he isnt renting a seat in a salon. worth it for higher end clientele who doesn't want to waste time driving to barber shop
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by YeahSureWhyNot 8y ago
didnt Australia have soft crash this year?
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by YeahSureWhyNot 8y ago
similar trend in new york, I think housing prices reached their peak in 2018 and so far they are either flat or slightly falling. in some parts of the country they are not even back at pre 2008 levels, in other parts they have passed pre 20
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by YeahSureWhyNot 8y ago
from what I can see the video showed that machine separates ripe grapes in good color and shape from the rest of the mix. did you see the machine taste wine and go back to tune up its sorting algorithm?:)
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by YeahSureWhyNot 8y ago
"If someone orders two Happy Meals at 5 o’clock, for instance, that’s probably a parent ordering for their kids; highlight a coffee or snack for them, and they might decide to treat themselves to a pick-me-up. And as with any machine-l
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by YeahSureWhyNot 8y ago
hey we are a small team that developed a multitenant ecommmerce system geared towards B2B type businesses. I would love to get your feedback about the solution that we built. please shoot me an email at hello@cartspark.com if you have 10 mi
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by YeahSureWhyNot 8y ago
hey if you are USA based selling and shipping physical products you should consider CartSpark.com
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by YeahSureWhyNot 8y ago
another painful thing about shopify is that they will add some code at the end of the URL of your product pictures when exporting products like .jpeg?v=blabla which prevents them from being automatically imported into somewhere else
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by YeahSureWhyNot 8y ago
could be. reminds me of the times when Twitter/Facebook and all others first acted like a platform to build upon and after watching some companies become successful these 'platforms' tightened data access for the the apps&#x2
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by YeahSureWhyNot 8y ago
this particular comment didn't ask for that but I have mentioned that I am developing CartSpark in multiple comments on this thread
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by YeahSureWhyNot 8y ago
hey if you operate in US and sell and ship physical products then we maybe able to help. bonus: stripe is a default integrated payment system. checkout cartspark.com
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by YeahSureWhyNot 8y ago
hosting will end up costing you 15-30 dollars a month depending how much traffic and power you need to handle
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by YeahSureWhyNot 8y ago
www.CartSpark.com
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by YeahSureWhyNot 8y ago
yeah it most likely will cost something like 33% upfront, 33% on new features and modifications and 33% fixing bugs, upkeep etc. again, if your business operation is simple then yeah squarespace/shopify/whatever will do the job bu
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by YeahSureWhyNot 8y ago
half baked open source thingy costs $50 a month, im talking about fully custom solution that actually can handle business cases that Shopify can not. such as this product is shipped by itself in a box. that product is actually a combination
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by YeahSureWhyNot 8y ago
and Google is full on speed in that direction
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by YeahSureWhyNot 8y ago
as a small wholesale business owner I was shocked that I have to pay $300 a month to Shopify system that lacks a million things and then I need to pay 30-50 dollars a month for each plugin and it was my job to figure out how they will work
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by YeahSureWhyNot 8y ago
I used to date a girl who had a Galaxy S8 from sprint and that phone had most ridiculous ads like online casino ads, everywhere, even on lock screen.
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by YeahSureWhyNot 8y ago
please add 'pull down to reload' feature on android browser

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