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by _eht 6y ago
Are we ready to remember Chase owned assets smuggling cocaine?
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by _eht 6y ago
And they said the fed didn’t have any more cards to play...
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by _eht 6y ago
Freenode is up. FYI.
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by _eht 6y ago
Wasn’t it claimed that it was not happening, generally?
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by _eht 6y ago
It’s two years. But seriously check out system76 hardware. I’ve been pleased.
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by _eht 6y ago
Pretty easy to miss investing in TSLA. FYI.
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by _eht 6y ago
They probably just stopped including Amazon referral malware.
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by _eht 6y ago
Third-party package management is not a modern marvel by any means. You are unnecessarily singling out golang, and if you let that stop you from learning it's your loss. Just be smart. Dependency awareness is not black magic.
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by _eht 6y ago
I would go as far as saying anyone who does not have control and awareness of their dependencies is asking for trouble. VM be damned.
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by _eht 6y ago
Bash
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by _eht 7y ago
I think people were expecting a bigger influx than I’ve seen. The real, noteworthy effect seems to be seen in the extreme decrease among certain publishers. Those in the sports, and music industry as an example. My read on the negligible po
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by _eht 7y ago
Being close to the publishing world, this does not surprise me. eCPM has halved, if not better depending on demographics. We will likely see this happening to places that started this pandemic out overextended.
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by _eht 7y ago
Nobody here is saying the teachers were bad.
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by _eht 7y ago
You're dealing in absolutes without realizing that each state, county, et al, are operated differently. In addition, and as noted and another comment, I am talking about a localized experience 10+ years in the past.
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by _eht 7y ago
In my experience with community colleges it was more physical fees that were an issue. Professor pay and work load issues, extreme parking fees, profit driven book deals (locking professors in to using books they would not choose), sales,
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by _eht 7y ago
annihilating duck egg blue (#C3FBF4) is a personal favorite.
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by _eht 7y ago
This might be an unpopular opinion, but I finished my last year of AA (psych) with University of Phoenix after starting at my local community college. Side by side I wouldn’t hesitate to say that while the data transfer medium was different
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by _eht 7y ago
> and they didn't want any support calls for something that they wouldn't help people with anyway. Even knowing what they were doing, I fielded at least two support requests asking what was going on. I can only hope I wasn’t th
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by _eht 7y ago
You reckon Hulu, Netflix, et al, are just sitting on all the user data you are giving them, totally respecting it... definitly not monetizing from it? When was the last time you read T&C?
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by _eht 7y ago
Something like this would be so fascinating to delicately and tediously catalogue and study.
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by _eht 7y ago
Outstanding rhetoric!
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by _eht 7y ago
With that kind of debt to income ratio I feel like CoV-19 would be only expediting an inevitable problem...
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by _eht 7y ago
Hmm... needs data stat, can't go reap data their self, asks for free data from locals... So you want to flip our info for a quick profit. Nice. I have a really hard time believing you have something to offer given that you seem to be j
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by _eht 7y ago
Maybe hop in your car and take a tour?
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by _eht 7y ago
I'm about to ask my accountant if I can use them as a 401k contribution ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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by _eht 7y ago
Step outside your bubble sometime; we don’t byte.
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by _eht 7y ago
Consider caring.
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by _eht 7y ago
In a word; yes.
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by _eht 7y ago
This is the first time I’ve seen jQuery defined as “...plain, vanilla jQuery”!
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by _eht 7y ago
Speaking for some of those domains, we start finding a new place to put our portfolio.

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