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by atwebb 13y ago
It's audiophile, snake oil has been the main consumer good for a while.
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by atwebb 13y ago
Is it that time again?
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by atwebb 13y ago
If they were running a ponzi type operation then any missing cash on hand could greatly disrupt their payments depending on the withdrawls at the time.
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by atwebb 13y ago
I'm interested to see where it would start to spread from (if it comes here at all), any thoughts?
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by atwebb 13y ago
It's just because it matters more that we have all of our contacts than save $20 a month. I think you'd need higher priced SMS or a very large WhatsApp userbase.
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by atwebb 13y ago
Wow, it really is the wild west out there right now... I wish that some of the "post-mortem" reports I've seen were this good and detailed with problem, explaination, resolutions. I don't have a horse in this race so peo
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by atwebb 13y ago
I worked with it years ago and had a similar experience. I guess I was try to say the recently I had a few pleasant, easy transactions. Upon further inspection, that might not be something to be too excited about.
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by atwebb 13y ago
I was pretty surprised at how easy PayPal has made it. I know that people prefer other services and the reasons they do, but at least PP has been moving forward in their ease of integration. Noticed it on Bandcamp recently as well. Just typ
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by atwebb 13y ago
>Your donation and prayer of any flavor is much appreciated! Straight from his thanks page at the very top.
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by atwebb 13y ago
I think this really cannot be understated. It will help you get ahead and in many, many different ways while also strengthening your base knowledge and understanding of the subject matter.
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by atwebb 13y ago
That's not clearly the point. It may be inferred but it's hardly clear. The 1k license seems a bit excessive but some of the other points, registering, abiding by current mileage standards, having insurance...all seem completely
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by atwebb 13y ago
Letterbox Browsing is the wave of the future!
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by atwebb 13y ago
There were similar comments in the Nashville subreddit recently, I was surprised with how flippant people were.
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by atwebb 13y ago
Especially nowadays, I know that my 72 Chevy had a instructions for cold start (<32 I believe) on the back of the driver's visor which included idling for a few minutes. I've noticed people tend to turn their car on after getti
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by atwebb 13y ago
Well, then that advertising idea seems like a bad one. Thanks for the update!
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by atwebb 13y ago
You have to wait anyways, this is just putting a picture as part of the countdown, at least that's my understanding (not a SC user either).
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by atwebb 13y ago
I do it sometimes by accident, mainly when incognito or on another computer. Alt+D->gmail-> enter, so I miss the autocomplete and it does a search.
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by atwebb 13y ago
Am I incorrect in stating that this isn't necessarily true? Just because a statement is earlier in a script doesn't mean it will be optimized first.
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by atwebb 13y ago
I'm not up on my European taxes but is the VAT always 24%?
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by atwebb 13y ago
Most material goods are bought with the knowledge that their value will depreciate significantly and quickly. Investments are not seen that way so people will, foolishly, bet money they don't have and a good indicator of that is puttin
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by atwebb 13y ago
Calm down, where was I treating it like a magical currency? People mentioned buying BTC with, specifically, credit cards. Maybe I'm not too up on my commodity trading but how many individuals are over-leveraging themselves on their per
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by atwebb 13y ago
That sub is about as volatile as the currency itself. Though some people mentioned buying bitcoin on credit and that could put you in a pretty bad situation.
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by atwebb 13y ago
Drive a few nails through the case, it's fun and destructive! When drives were much larger, we used to take them apart, use the platter for mirrors/silly decorations and the magnets to magnetize tools around the office.
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by atwebb 13y ago
That's how Reddit (and probably every link site) started as well.
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by atwebb 13y ago
It helps if you're already one of the biggest players. A smaller company may be able to make a more attractive offering with REST.
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by atwebb 13y ago
When will Uber cease to be a start up or a premium service or some other classification of company that allows them to skirt the laws that their direct competitors have to abide by? A large part of the argument isn't whether or not the
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by atwebb 13y ago
Without a degree? Sure, but you're going to have to put the time in either way. I know lots of developers, great developers, who don't have a degree. The degree may be required some places but most it's just "required&qu
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by atwebb 13y ago
And then it will be at 10.0 a year later, at least that's the way these things seem to happen.
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by atwebb 13y ago
I find a lot of the issues are a bit beyond the syntax as well. Looking to pivot or otherwise manipulate the data which require advanced query and data analysis skills. It does help to show that their reports aren't always as simple as
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by atwebb 13y ago
Maybe not the /all/new but I pretty much only visit /new on the subs I frequent. It's a much better way of using smaller subs from my perspective. Lots of things never make it fully to the front page of a smaller sub. Th

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