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by doopy1 6y ago
Did you self publish or go the traditional route?
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Thanks for sharing that. Please don't get me wrong by the way, I do wish you luck and success in your new endeavor. I posed my question above, because a lot of people lose their hats by making some gains buying low during market crashe
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If you had any amount of money to buy stocks in March you will have made a killing. To what extent is this sustainable?
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You don't have to wear shirts to enjoy them. You can frame them like a poster.
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Medical care is one thing, but having an estate that's tailored to your comfort is available only to the wealthy anywhere and that's what I was referring to primarily.
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I remember reading this when it was published. It's so terrifying and sad. At least he had money to afford near constant care towards the end, but how many folks have illnesses like these and are hung out to dry due to poor finances?
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Or generous parents.
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I'm lucky to have had a chance to visit this thing. It was cyberpunk AF. A huge telescope in the jungle.
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Then he pretty much got canceled a short while back due to his creepy penchant for young boys.
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I don't think anyone who's sick/dying gets turned away from the hospital.
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There's no divide larger than 50/50 which is just about where it's at.
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Ok, but it doesn't meet these goals.
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>if history comes close to repeating itself History didn't come close to repeating itself with Tulips, Beanie Babies, or Pokemon Cards.
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Exactly! The first sentence from the original white paper is literally: "A purely peer-to-peer version of electronic cash would allow online payments to be sent directly from one party to another without going through a financial insti
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Scrivener
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Not MDMA, but MDA. I had a magical time, but felt depressed for about 3 months after.
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This isn't a cyberpunk movie, that's not how it goes.
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Reminds me of the South Park episode where Butters starts a "kissing company".
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You caught me - I'm just here for the comments :)
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Truly ahead of its time. I believe it coined the term "worm" to mean a self-replicating malicious software.
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You would need to convict him first.
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Cheers!
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Only if you work for fortune 500 or a company that has government clients. Lots of boutique security companies probably don't care if you are otherwise qualified.
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Maybe you have worked at decent companies, but if someone is "meh" about their job, they will bounce before long.
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I think companies under a certain size and it's a different story.
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Mind sharing your script?
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I like the JRE podcast a lot, but I come for the guests. Joe Rogan is an entertainer and taking what he says on the podcast as authoritative "news" is poor judgement.
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The problem is that people blindly grant the access needed.
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I think the arguments in the film are a bit embellished, but certainly they got interesting people to go in front of the camera and they made some good points.
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Automation of niche bug classes is the name of the game for high earners. Or you're the 0.01% and find new vulnerabilities in services that will pay big bucks for them. For example account takeovers in Google, FB and the like or remote

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