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by dpcan 6y ago
It's far more likely that this article is fake.
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by dpcan 6y ago
I heard of them because I like Reno 911 and the social media algorithms probably knew that too because I watch the show on Comedy Central sometimes, and so they advertised Quibi and their Reno 911 show to me all over the place about 5 month
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by dpcan 6y ago
You didn't miss anything. I paid them for the same reason. They failed because their content was terrible, they just aren't admitting it.
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by dpcan 6y ago
I requested a ballot. I received my ballot in the mail. I filled out my ballot. I walked right up to my elections office, dropped it in a box, with no line. Done. My problem with all of this is that it’s so easy to do it right, there should
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by dpcan 6y ago
"I built a website that pays the bills, and now I have a lot of time on my hands." Okay.... I assume you're not going to talk about this because then you'll have so much competition you won't be able to pay the bill
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by dpcan 6y ago
That’s not what it’s about, that’s what they tell you it’s about.
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by dpcan 6y ago
This actually enforces the point of the movie. We don’t live in a world that can break free of these atrocities.
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by dpcan 6y ago
Can you provide proof that they did do this?
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by dpcan 6y ago
So, he's selling pardons for political gain now?
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by dpcan 6y ago
The most important words in this are the near-last words: "What becomes less fun is the after-building part of running the business." So many of us want to turn our hobbies into side-hustles, or even full companies. But once the &
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by dpcan 6y ago
Just. Change. Your. Name. Already. Seriously. Please don't instantly down-vote. I think a serious conversation needs to be had around this topic. If you don't agree, I'd love to hear a thought-out answer as to why such a sill
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by dpcan 6y ago
I see a lot of love for this, but there always has to be the other side. I found this to make it SO MUCH MORE CONFUSING than just explaining how HTTPS works using words like Computer, Browser, Certificate. My brain could not wrap around the
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by dpcan 6y ago
I've worked from home for 17 years, but I love to go work other places like coffee shops, libraries, etc. I would LOVE to not be at home again. I can technically go to these other places and work again, just like I used to, because the
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by dpcan 6y ago
To be a creator with the freedom to create and not have to make money anymore would be amazing. Look at Jim Carrey and George W Bush for example. They're pretty much set with money, and now they can paint their hearts out.
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by dpcan 6y ago
Because people will eventually build for 5G. And then your 4G LTE won't be fast enough.
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by dpcan 6y ago
No, because you are still making the same financial commitment in the end, and the buyer will be aware of that decision. This pricing technique is just to make someone look. So, if this is unethical, so is a brightly lit sign, or a couple w
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by dpcan 6y ago
Well, not just Vanilla, looks like three.js is in there too. That's a pretty extensive framework.
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by dpcan 6y ago
I never get to stop working, but thanks. Every day, all day, I get email and have to respond to a vast customer base. While I may not be coding away at my computer, I have to stop about 10 times a day to respond to customers, help them solv
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by dpcan 6y ago
Yes, sometimes I cannot tell the difference between hard and bullshit. And yes, I can be a complete idiot sometimes. So, thanks?
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by dpcan 6y ago
I assume this is sarcasm, but if not, prepare for down-votes because absolutely nobody agrees with me.
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by dpcan 6y ago
I'm saying that all adults are capable of making distance learning work for their kids. They CAN do it, but it will be HARD.
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by dpcan 6y ago
I'm saying that I'm tired of parents saying they "can't" do this distance learning things, or their kids "can't" do it, because they can, and if everyone put in some positive energy and effort, we can
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by dpcan 6y ago
The point is that the things that come easy for us are usually those that we value the least, so, after we put in a lot of hard work and time on something, and we had a great accomplishment, we'd say "if it wasn't hard to do,
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by dpcan 6y ago
You're right. My point is more that parents need to work really hard to be involved and turn that boring video class into something productive, interesting, and worthwhile.
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by dpcan 6y ago
I'm sorry, and I agree, it wasn't. It was a frustrated post and I'm being down-voted because of it :/
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by dpcan 6y ago
I've run my own business for over 17 years. I get up early, work, stay up kind-of late, work, and get a lot of time in early on the weekends. It's not really that terrible. It's difficult, but doable, and I can still focus a
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by dpcan 6y ago
I run my own business. Been a web consultant / developer for over 17 years. I have a pretty steady clientele right now. I work 6 to 9am, then 10-11pm, and I usually get a hour or two in during the day. Plus I work 6am to 10am weekends,
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by dpcan 6y ago
Unfortunately the laziness is all around us where I live. We’ve struggled for the last 10 years to find more than 2 or 3 other families that think the way we do.
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by dpcan 6y ago
What the hell is wrong with HARD???? Why is everyone so lazy? We are going backwards as a society. I was raised thinking that if it wasn't hard to do, it wasn't worth doing. Every uphill path should not be looked at as an arduous
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by dpcan 6y ago
My son had to miss pre-school when he was 4. I created a home-based program (week to week) where we learned everything I could find that would normally be in a regular pre-school curriculum. We worked for 3 hours every morning "studyin

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