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15y ago
The point of it is to get you to keep clicking next.
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I have worked as a "Chat Tech"/"Junior Administrator" --tier one support-- for a little over a year now for HostGator. I typically do phone calls rather than chats but the experience across each is similar. That said, none of this reflects
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Thanks for the link. I loved the sample problems!
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I'm a fellow Austinite and will vouch for the Drafthouse as well. The prices --while still obviously above raw cost-- are fair in comparison to the traditional competition. Four dollars for bottomless coke; six dollars for popcorn. They hav
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It sounds like you would regard any form of taxation as authoritarian. I'd like to know of a system of taxation that _doesn't_ "[force] one group of people to pay more taxes than another..." for one motivation or another. Though really, hig
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Well, to be fair, COD is an RPG. If you have to farm and craft for 20 hours to get a decent weapon, you're not playing an FPS. Halo on the other hand is a different story :D
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"instead of a commensurate portion" "commensurate." ...I'm an idiot. Today I learned how to spell commensurate!
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I should have clarified. I was trying to make an observation on "employment" in general, whether you're treated with dignity as an employee or not. Even if you love your job, work <= 40 hours a week, have every weekend and holiday off,
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> What _is_ true is that for a VC's business model to work, it's necessary for _you_ to give up _your_ life in order for _him_ to become richer. Isn't this more or less the case for any profits-go-to-owners business model? Or rather, an
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Not to put words in greenName's mouth, but I believe the assumption is that a New Yorker and a Californian both would expect appropriate compensation for their work. Regardless of whether a citizen of the United States studied here or abroa