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by beauzero 8y ago
Curious...can you elaborate?
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by beauzero 8y ago
...as someone that worked in and out of the used/remaindered book industry over the last 15 years as a developer. For a larger scale seller that is automated, has ship forwarding (bulk carrier to nearest BMC), it is significantly cheap
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by beauzero 8y ago
It works for carpet. Plastic bottles are pellitized and repulled as carpet fiber that is sold as eco friendly at a premium.
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by beauzero 8y ago
I used to think that until I worked at a couple different places as developer/sysadmin which was due to not being"core product". There were several systems that would have ceased functioning within a week and we're neve
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by beauzero 8y ago
This is nothing new. People living on the street will often do this in Atlanta in order to have a safer place to live. Storage facilities do the best they can to keep people from doing it. - source. Have purchased foreclosed storage unit
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by beauzero 8y ago
...and sometimes it is a profitable business.
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by beauzero 8y ago
This needs a NSFW label.
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by beauzero 8y ago
It's funny you say that. DDG, 2 years ago, was hard for me to use (less relevant). The last 3 months especially, they are about the same. I have a limited search set though...mostly .NET code searches.
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by beauzero 8y ago
As someone who worked for a third party used bookseller, this was 8 months ago, we would always and I mean always dispute anything below a 3 star review. Many get thrown out. It was generally in the 40-50% range that we could get removed.
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by beauzero 8y ago
Actually I am finding content is getting stale. I used it for mechanic videos, how-tos, product reviews, and tech videos. Since they cut the "low" end and there is little incentive for people with a couple dozen mechanic vidoes
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by beauzero 8y ago
LinkedIn portability (NOT delete) is a useful use case to Microsoft because of Teams, VSTS, Outlook, etc.
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by beauzero 8y ago
I have been doing a lot of Local Guide work, photos, verifying, etc. in a rural area. Will be switching to OSM. This was the last straw.
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by beauzero 8y ago
You can't really "park" it because you are supposed to file taxes every quarter. I do between 50% and 33% depending upon the needs at home. NEVER less than 33%. It used to be 40% but with the Trump tax law changes now we g
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by beauzero 8y ago
It is more than likely the repricer. Amazon will remove prices eventually. The reason nobody catches these is that they are slow moving books. We used to only clean them up once a week sometimes as much as once a month. It happens with
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by beauzero 8y ago
As someone who worked for a used book warehouse. Counterfeits are a huge problem. A large source of books for us was at a specific auction. We started getting so many counterfeit textbooks from that auction that we pretty much had to sto
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by beauzero 8y ago
Live in rural West Georgia. Work in Alabama. ...i have a lot of advice and tricks. PM if you need help. It is very doable.
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by beauzero 8y ago
I have one question...can we do this with fire ants?
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by beauzero 8y ago
...and I think we will start seeing that happen. I relate this to the Pamphlet wars when printing became cheap. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pamphlet_wars History repeats itself...well it's at least similar.
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by beauzero 8y ago
One of the sites to buy from that is not listed in this article is govdeals.com You generally have to go pick up the item so a lot of it is regional but you will find lab equipment there from universities, k-12 schools, and other government
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by beauzero 8y ago
Yes but still needs to have 5G for it to be viable for everyday for me.
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by beauzero 8y ago
It needs to be a bluetooth replacement. No wires. Set it on top of a wireless charging station at a maximum.
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by beauzero 8y ago
Yeah the last I saw Continuum seemed dead. It made sense when Jobs took the iPod to the iPhone. It makes sense to scale back the OS and make the Phone the only desktop you will ever carry. Unfortunately I have to pay the bills and MS doe
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by beauzero 8y ago
The day that I can just set my phone down in front of some monitors will be the day I am happy. I need Windows to do this and be able to run Visual Code at a minimum, preferably an instance of VC and 2 instances of Visual Studio. Also nee
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by beauzero 8y ago
They would taste like chicken.
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by beauzero 8y ago
...for me...comments are rare. It is a welcome thing.
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by beauzero 8y ago
I enjoy IG because I have narrower friends and family there. ...and Orvis. Love flyfishing and honestly I couldn't consume the content there or see amazing fishing or be "up" on their stuff by watching tv or browsing. It&#
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by beauzero 8y ago
Go to a butcher and get it in paper. Make your own mayo...it's an egg, veg oil, and a little salt and pepper...store in glass. Salad dressing...store in glass. Metal tops. Pretty much the packaging up until the 70's.
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by beauzero 8y ago
On a happy note "no-till" is starting to prove itself. There are mixtures of effectiveness and chemical usage but checkout the No Till vids the USDA is promoting https://www.youtube.com/user/TheUSDANRCS
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by beauzero 8y ago
...in other news time travelers return from 2024 to correct DNA deletion after UK is overrun by feral pigs. /s
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by beauzero 8y ago
Some days I wake up and look at HN and see some things that give me hope from the good ol' days (started in 95 on web stuff). Sincerely...thank you.

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