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beauzero
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You are correct WCF will not be an officially supported part of .net core. I believe an open source port has been started though. gRPC is meant to replace it. https://www.ben-morris.com/why-isnt-wcf-supported-in-net-cor...
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beauzero
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Sylacauga, AL in the US also has very cheap housing and municipal internet. This is just an FYI as we looked there when we were looking to move to facilitate remote work.
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beauzero
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We didn't have one until I bought an Atari 5200 and my grandpa took pity on us and gave us an old black and white tv (14 or 15 years old). I read so many books as a kid and ideas had hours and hours spent on them.
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...and this is my hope for Africa. As new ideas, unique to different regions are allowed to fight their way to market share...this, hopefully, will improve their quality of life in the ways they desire. This is closer to freedom, in my op
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7y ago
Depends on which coast you live. West coast, central US lot's of government land (BLM, Forest Service, National Parks, etc.). The east coast, not so much. Most of it is private. It was a shock to me when I moved from Montana to Geo
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If you have a local Ag Center, may have to travel outside of town, check there as well. Ours has a seed bank and exchange to try in small gardens (not commercial counts...ounces vs lbs of seed).
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A very interesting read. Propaganda seems to be constructed similarly using the communication tools of the day. The patterns are very similar.
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RDP works better for one. I regularly connect with my phone because my 4G connection is better. Out of 4 people in our house 3 work remotely. One requires HD quality upload throughout the day. DSL took a complaint to the FCC to get hook
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No. The whole paragraph shows what most people would deem a life of sacrifice, good decision making, and positive societal influence which juxtaposed against the treatment and risk of pain is a strong example of a system that is broken.
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7y ago
A large glass of chocolate milk works for me.
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...as "low hanging fruit" is shipped out the infrastructure will push further inward. This happened in Europe, then the Americas, and soon it appears it will happen in the "AU". Hopefully the local governments will gro
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beauzero
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How is this enforcable? ...or is it just the accounts that you will be using while in the US? Technically this seems difficult to enforce.
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This is also happening south of Carrollton, GA for small 10-25 acre "farms". Cheapest "state" university in Georgia (UWG, Comp. Sci, Nursing). We thought we were finding a reasonable quiet area that would never appreciat
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Some would say that outside SV it really never came back after 2000.
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This happens for LLCs that have never been properly closed (its a pain to actually close an LLC in Georgia). So when they initially seeded maps, that LLC data would pull up all around you or in your house even though the owner of the LLC ha
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7y ago
That could have been said about many countries in the last 100 years. England, Germany, United States, Japan and now China. Capitalism seeks to reduce risk and maximize profit. We are in a cycle to reduce risk and preserve profit. How lo
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Seriously had the same experience.
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I took mine home on my first car. Found out they hadn't sent it through Honda finance like was discussed for 3.5% but a local bank at close to 19.5%...they were upset the next day...then really upset with the approval from Honda. I wa
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We bought some property 3 years ago and there were no fireflies (Southern United States). We don't spray and have only mowed pastures, fence lines, etc. 3 years in and the fireflies are everywhere...you look out into the fields at ni
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Yep...I agree it works well here and let's you farm while holding down another job. You can get "vine ripened" and the flavor it much better. It also is more efficient for spoilage. Hogs or chickens get it right after it is
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My brother was always a better learner/student than me as well. He would study 10+ hours for an exam...or all night if that is what it took. I would cram 15 minutes before an exam. We both got similar grades. The difference is that
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Anecdotal, but that is what my wife did last year. Walmart having the online order with local pickup serves us better and cheaper. It also removed the biggest Walmart barrier for us which is going physically into the store.
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7y ago
My advice is to interview a couple times (with companies you don't mind missing out on), find out what you are missing and work on side projects that interest you. Then interview again about 6 months later. There is nothing like inte
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The United States. https://www.yahoo.com/news/21-year-old-sues-parents-for-coll...
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John Deere tractors have held their value historically better than Kubota, Mahindra, New Holland, and Massey Ferguson. These are the main dealers in our area. I can't speak for the midwest.
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I am for "right to repair" but one thing that has been left out of this narrative/discussion, in this article, and elsewhere is that when making payments there are insurance and/or warranty riders on these contracts when
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I recently bought a Parmak electric fence charger (horses, pigs, etc.) and when it came down to it I used Parmak's own site. I knew that it would take 3-7 days to get it but I wanted to make sure it was actually from Parmak and not a
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Been using Swanson Vitamins for about 10 years. Decent website, excellent vitamins. Smaller mom and pop b-to-c that has been online since the first .com bubble.
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I would hope that this would lead to reductions in adhesives, storage, disposal, and manufacturing.
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If you take a look at different states online legislation you will see the level of tech is very poor. I would say it's around 2000-2001 standards even if the platforms are newer.
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