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brianmckenzie
16y ago
At the time yes, but it seems like it came across more as a troll. Time to stop posting after midnight.
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brianmckenzie
16y ago
You are conflating a philosophical disagreement with a judgment of character.
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brianmckenzie
16y ago
The entire body of knowledge collected by humanity over the last 10,000 years is one of war, famine, and neglect for others. We can do better.
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brianmckenzie
16y ago
Want to downvote more?
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brianmckenzie
16y ago
Why not just admit we don't know?
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16y ago
You're just as likely to have unsafe wiring in your leased apartment as w/an AirBnB situation. Same goes for most of the stuff he said. The article doesn't make any sense to me.
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brianmckenzie
16y ago
At one previous job of mine, the CEO banned me from wearing a sport coat to the office. He thought it was 'bad for team morale, like I thought I was better than everyone else'. Pffft.
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16y ago
It's good that you were able to pay 20k along with your extension. I can't think of any specific online resources that would help (note that I mistakenly said Quickbooks Online instead of Turbotax Online in my original post - I run Quickboo
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16y ago
Yeah, fire him. I don't know all the details of your situation, but an expensive CPA should not screw up like that. Unless he can get you enough money back to justify the cost of retaining him, you're better off without a CPA.
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16y ago
First of all, fire your CPA. Sounds like that will help you pay off the debt faster. If you can't find a better/cheaper CPA in NYC, Turbotax online has a special version for contractors, which is what I use. Next year, make estimated quarte
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Broadband in the United States is worse than you think.
(slate.com)
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16y ago
Fails for me in Firefox, runs great in Chrome. All the same, this is awesome. Thnx!
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16y ago
I realize that it's film, just didn't know that anyone had gotten to that point with it so early. Thanks for the link, BTW!
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16y ago
Did it strike anyone else that in all likelihood, every single person in the video is dead now, even the kids? I didn't even know they had video in 1906...
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16y ago
Sorry, that was an oversight on my part.
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The centuries-old struggle to play in tune
(slate.com)
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Risk: The story of America's greatest idea
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Intel Westmere Performance
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17y ago
I simply don't understand why anyone would send an unprovoked, nasty email to someone else. People on the internet have been pissing me off for nearly two decades now, and I don't recall ever doing this. But like clockwork, someone does it
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17y ago
Way to go, Patrick! Not just because you have the same last name as me, but also because I love reading your posts here and your blog. Best of luck!
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17y ago
The main reason I signed up for Twitter was to grab my name before anyone else could, in case Twitter really takes off and becomes crucial for day-to-day life. For personal branding, in other words. I would guess that I've sent less than 5
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Eight-Socket Servers Have Big Potential
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17y ago
I'm not sure who's funnier - the author or the people he's criticizing. It's like a mobius strip of confusion.
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NAND Flash: A Classic Disruptive Technology
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Why Amazon won't launch its own tablet, but will use Apple's
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Russia may send spacecraft to asteroid
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Apple allegedly preparing devs for mystery demo in January
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17y ago
I like Gerhard Richter, and well-done graffiti. Also some of the stuff coming out of the Leipzig school, Mattias Weischer et al.
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17y ago
I've used it extensively when compatibility with a bunch of MS Office users was not a concern. Never had any trouble opening other peoples' MS Office files, but I wouldn't trust it if I had to send lots of files to people. For home use it's
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17y ago
Same here. I'm showing up anyway.
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