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by brzed 13y ago
That implies the following: -you have a computer -you have internet -you have an email address -you have any idea what ebay is (no seriously...that's not a reasonable assumption to make) -you have the money to buy THAT suit (oh, and a
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by brzed 13y ago
I didn't say it was a good idea, just that there was a market lol. There is actually a pretty significant market for hard to find or out of production sodas. That being said, everything you noted about legal compliance is likely completely
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by brzed 13y ago
no one says it has to be software. The problem you are detailing is much more of a legal compliance problem than software.
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by brzed 13y ago
Well, to some extent you already proved that there is a market for extending the reach of micro breweries which I would agree is a significant problem. Have you considered starting over using a different (non trademark infringing) website?
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by brzed 13y ago
I happened to be (unfortunately) watching the coverage on CNN. Sanjay Gupta...a DOCTOR said "just about any chemical you can think of is at some point in a fertilizer plant" When you have nothing factual to talk about, ratchet up the fear
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by brzed 14y ago
"Inseperable from Magic: The Manufacture of Modern Semiconductors" Hey that's me! Very cool and VERY humbling to be mentioned in such esteemable company. I tried to cram way way to much into 50 minutes...
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by brzed 14y ago
I understand what you are saying, and it certainly has an element of truth, but I don't think it's as valid as many companies think. The liability exposure occurs in the hiring process not the onboarding process. When they interview these