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by eatYourFood 5y ago
Do you even know what a joke is?
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by eatYourFood 5y ago
No password, hard to make copies, takes up more space in my bag, can't easily move things around or rework once you've put something on the page, end up with a stack of notesbooks that need disposing of, harder to file and easily
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by eatYourFood 5y ago
The best you'll get is NetSuite.
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by eatYourFood 5y ago
Elaborate?
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by eatYourFood 5y ago
Maybe get a passport and visit another country you inbred American fuck.
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by eatYourFood 5y ago
What’s your business?
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by eatYourFood 5y ago
York University (UK) will let you do a part time distance PhD in computer science: https://www.cs.york.ac.uk/postgraduate/research-degrees/phd/...
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by eatYourFood 5y ago
That’s your choice. I would imagine most people want things they cannot afford.
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by eatYourFood 5y ago
Bought 80% for cash then quickly paid the rest off - have since sold .
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by eatYourFood 5y ago
I bought my first house at 31. I moved to a slightly cheaper area outside of the city and worked remotely for the same salary. I also made sure my partner made similar money as me. I’m clearly not a boomer. What’s your excuse?
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by eatYourFood 5y ago
Are the issues I listed even in the news? I just looked on CNN and FOX homepage and didn't see any of those issues?
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by eatYourFood 5y ago
I clearly showed one of your points to be nothing but alarmism and now you've chosen to run away. You think teaching your children how to deal with school shooters isn't part of general standards of living... damn...
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by eatYourFood 5y ago
> Elected representatives who are meeting constituents do not get stabbed to death here. Except Gabby Giffords who got shot in the head. The would be assassin then shot 19 other people at a constituency meeting...... our MP getting kille
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by eatYourFood 5y ago
I still don't get the reference. Why don't you just be clear and unambiguous? I know that access to healthcare isn't a necessarily a given in the US. I know that kids prepare for shooters to enter their schools. I know my fri
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by eatYourFood 5y ago
That 'low' salary may put them in the top few percent of the whole country for their age bracket which means they can live quite nice lives. Everything is relative.
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by eatYourFood 5y ago
Take my salary down to 50k and everything remains true on that list except my holidays will be at cheap family resorts on the Mediterranean rather than in 5* hotels. That cannot be said for the average American: that may struggle with massi
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by eatYourFood 5y ago
It's not just cultural, it's personal too. I've worked with (and still work with) many Americans, let me give you an idea. I get paid 174,000 USD per year I take 6 weeks off (vacation) per year to sail in the Mediterranean an
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by eatYourFood 5y ago
It took me 7 years to get to 101,000 GBP (140,000 USD) in London. After 10 years I am now on 125,000 GBP + bonuses (172,000 USD). Wages in the US are higher but for some reason I don't see a higher standard of living; there must be oth
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by eatYourFood 5y ago
If there is a real issue with protecting children do you still get to say "think of the children!"?
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by eatYourFood 5y ago
What did Java move to exactly?
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by eatYourFood 5y ago
This ignores the changing nature of consumer demand and competitive pressure. Often time, implementations should be treated as a product that needs nurturing rather than a one off project where you get to the finish line and you're don
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by eatYourFood 5y ago
Was there any real reason to assume progressional caterers would not be able to professionally cater? My school had a kitchen in the 90's but they closed it in 2001 when my other started (and started to outsource). For 20 years, outsou
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by eatYourFood 5y ago
Heaven forbid parents have to pack food in their kids bags for a while. I always took my own lunch to school.
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by eatYourFood 6y ago
I agree that people should be happy. My daughter living in an area where she can't walk at home in the evening is not happy. Not being able to heat your home because you can't afford a decent place with good windows is not happy.
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by eatYourFood 6y ago
I feel bad for saying this too but I can't even imagine my daughter going from a family of education and business success to having to beg for money on patreon so she can continue to make clay dragons. She's about to start 6th for
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by eatYourFood 6y ago
Thanks for your insight my friend. My left and right brain are fighting each other over that video. On the one hand; what a wonderful story! On the other hand; I'm sure that lady from the story is one in a million. My daughter is still
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by eatYourFood 6y ago
The most likely outcome with a career in art is living close to poverty.
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by eatYourFood 6y ago
Conventional thinking now says to NOT FOLLOW YOUR PASSION (time's have changed it seems.) I always thought no but then I remember what it was like when I tried to leave home and got paid very little with my working class job. I had to
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by eatYourFood 6y ago
How do you get your daughter into this? Mine just wants to paint and sculpt clay - she hates anything computer related because her school has "STEM" class where the force computers and STEM down their throats. She maintains straig
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by eatYourFood 6y ago
The 25 vs 15 dollars issue means their business sucks unless they have a value add on top? If you were getting 15 lemons per week, maybe contract the vendor and try to address the issue?

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