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by df3 10y ago
The article's scope was only higher earning families. Of course the facial expressions were sad-- no one likes tax increases, merited or not. The artist isn't implying that the increases are unfair, but is simply depicting the eff
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by df3 10y ago
This is pretty typical German customer service.
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Can hypothermia save gunshot victims?(newyorker.com)
1 points by df3 10y ago|0 comments
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by df3 10y ago
Unsplash is a great resource. It's important to point out that "free" and "royalty-free" aren't the same thing. Unsplash images are actually in the public domain, whereas "royalty-free" is a license t
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by df3 10y ago
>As he did this, the signal cut out. Bezjian realized that the bug wasn’t in the wall but in the seal, and took his hammer to the Soviets’ gift. I wonder if it would have made more sense to leave the device unharmed and take advantage of
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by df3 10y ago
I didn't see that. I think the writer needs to either sell a book and offer whatever he wants for free on the blog, or offer everything for free with no restrictions. I don't see the point in the writer begging or making others fe
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A design degree's worth of typography rules neatly summarized(practicaltypography.com)
6 points by df3 10y ago|2 comments
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by df3 10y ago
It's important to point out that Mark Zuckerberg has a much stronger interest in protecting his privacy than the average person. There is a legitimate expectation that an individual, entity or the government would try to hack his webca
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by df3 10y ago
Thanks for sharing-- posting this on Medium is smart and takes a lot of courage. This stuck out as me as a red flag: "I can do any kind of technical support, virtual assistance or project management type of job." People who say t
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by df3 10y ago
I've interviewed many "failed' entrepreneurs for jobs, and having started any kind of venture or project is almost always a benefit. My guess is you are jumping to negative conclusions about yourself based on incorrect assump