cmccomas

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by cmccomas 4y ago
What one salesman told me is that they do have a system where they can enter allocation requests. So they can enter into the system they want a '22 Tundra Crew Max with an exterior color of Lunar Rock and this/these packages. Toyo
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by cmccomas 4y ago
Yeah, that's how I ended up getting one. Working from home and living 5 minutes from the dealership. The sales manager told me while they finished prepping the truck, their system is so messed up right now they don't even really k
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by cmccomas 4y ago
I ended up lucking into one at MSRP that pretty much checked every box in the 'need' category at a dealership 5 minutes from my house. They wouldn't take reservations or holds, just happened to be able to get there quickly wh
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by cmccomas 5y ago
I feel your pain. We have a WordPress network pushing 600 sites and I'm kind of concerned about the future of WordPress and think daily about migrating over to Drupal (or even exploring CascadeCMS or something along those lines). When
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by cmccomas 8y ago
Your customers speak a different language than most of mine. The requests are more like "I need the green buttons to be yellow now!" It's easy to find bg-green on buttons and just find/replace with bg-yellow. Also, using
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by cmccomas 9y ago
I don't live there, visit frequently, but how the hell is Lexington, KY not on the list? I've been to Grand Rapids, Asheville, Ann Arbor, Denver, Fort Collins, etc and the breweries in Lexington stack up with any of the ones liste
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by cmccomas 10y ago
Yeah, that's a definite issue I've had in dealing with mine. Fortunately, they're easy to swap in/out and are mostly affordable to buy new ones ($11 for a two pack on amazon right now). I have one I use for the chilis, b
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by cmccomas 11y ago
> I also ask candidates to code on a realistic problem. It doesn't involve any "fancy" algorithms or "tricks". What I want to see are the coding style, attention to details, and of course, if the candidate is com
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by cmccomas 12y ago
Yeah, I get that. My issue is with them/their system messing up, and them taking the time to email me and admit it was them/their system, "We take responsibility for this technical glitch," but expect me to pay for the b
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8 points by cmccomas 12y ago|3 comments
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by cmccomas 13y ago
Finishing isn't always everything. I've learned A LOT more from projects I started and never finished. Those things I've learned helped me in the projects I actually did finish. These days working in higher ed I complete a lot of projects a