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by eonw 10y ago
could that not be resolved with a reverse proxy or load balancer trickery? ie; hide the shard name externally.
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by eonw 10y ago
fwiw, i would move there if it were easier to find jobs there and there was any reasonable amount of them there.
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by eonw 10y ago
i try to never let it slip at work that i went to college for graphic design, can shoot great photography, am very proficient in photoshop, do UI/UX design and edit video as well... the things i really dislike doing on a professional l
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by eonw 10y ago
agreed, always time to jump ship when they are cutting salaries in addition to cutting staff.
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by eonw 10y ago
i left my last job due to lack of any tansparency from upper management, bad management in general, bad culture and knowing that in the sector i was working in(non-profit healthcare), I would always be income capped well below the going rat
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by eonw 10y ago
just google VPN providers, read the reviews though, some are much better then others. https://www.privateinternetaccess.com/ is one that i use, its decent.
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by eonw 10y ago
you can in fact pay agencies to deal with ALL of that, they just take it out of your cut. have you owned real estate or a business? I have both and i can attest they can be fully managed by others, without headache to the owner, its very si
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by eonw 10y ago
well if its truly passive, the question would not be relevant. since the owner shouldn't have to do anything, no?
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by eonw 10y ago
owning real estate that someone else manages or really owning any business that someone else fully manages for you. i know a gentleman that owns storage units up and down the north east, never steps foot in the states for years at a time. A
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by eonw 10y ago
what if someone is not a customer or forgot their login? 9-5pst isnt much better then 9-5est, it still means i have to take time out of my normal work day to deal with you on your time. its your business, so run it as your wish of course, b
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by eonw 10y ago
this is correct, its called a chargeback.
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by eonw 10y ago
interesting how many 'mainstream' companies are acting like the online porn companies did in the late 90s... easy to keep rebilling the customer if you don't provide a way to cancel. i always look for this before signing up t
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by eonw 10y ago
or on throwaway(single use) cards, do they just reissue the same CC# but with different exp and cvv?
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by eonw 10y ago
this seems like a great idea, i just wonder how it will scale... wont you max out the allowable CC numbers in your BIN?
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by eonw 10y ago
"ripped hits", i love the lingo.
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by eonw 10y ago
i really hope someone buys it and uses it, its such a beautiful piece of architecture.
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by eonw 10y ago
the bonsai museum is still there, is one of the best in the US and still worth the visit. http://pacificbonsaimuseum.org/ the gardens are also worth checking out if you are in the area, the entrance is right near the bonsai
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by eonw 10y ago
this didnt work for germany, wont work for the UK either. most of the "porn" companies in the UK are only there to make use of tax advantages and billing, they are just shells that allow the parent company to move money through th
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by eonw 10y ago
youporn lost in the end, not sure what the end settlement was.
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by eonw 10y ago
ironic that youporn is included in this list considering they lost in a class action suit for very similar business practices. https://www.scribd.com/doc/44635414/Pitner-Versus-Youporn
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by eonw 10y ago
what is happening is not legal in the US and a large porn website was sued for doing it. they were printing hidden links on the page, then checking the color with JS to see if you had visited the destination url or not. judge didn't th
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by eonw 10y ago
I agree and disagree, I've been with companies and seen how scope can expand as you grow, building internal apps, monitoring, reporting, all kinds of stuff. On the flip side i know a guy that managed a team of 5, the 6 of them total ma
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by eonw 10y ago
but the algorithm also changes, so that could have also been part of it(or your competition made changes), if you dont control all the variables its flawed, IMO. Downvote all you want. I've seen 1000%+ increase without changes, so by t
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by eonw 10y ago
not a very useful or informative article. correlation is not causation and many things could make you move up the SERPS in addition to a title change.
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by eonw 10y ago
Lets take an example like a auto body shop(i knew a guy in Austria that owned one and did training), although they could take the skills he had taught them elsewhere, he could also hire off of his competitors as well. Some could start their
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by eonw 10y ago
I fully agree, and I would bet MS is making very little or nothing off this contract, was more to help grow market share and client list. MS was also probably more willing to make changes and help then AWS was.
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by eonw 10y ago
I grew up in the US and worked in Austria for a number of years in my twenties, I was always impressed with this part of their education and professional process, always wondered when American companies would get smart and follow suit. Many
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by eonw 10y ago
interesting, i live near Quincy and know a number of people that are helping build their new DCs and a couple that work there. seen many pictures of the inside and how the layout works, cool stuff. what amazes me the most if the crap hardwa
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by eonw 10y ago
learning backwards can be good too.... i know a guy making $200k+ managing some old AS400s, part time, and he is too young to have grown up working on them. old school skills are worth money, and the unwillingness of new entrants to learn
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by eonw 10y ago
i didn't find perl terribly difficult to learn at all, but then again i learned it 12-15 years ago and maybe it was more on par with other languages at that time. don't think i would want to learn it now though, still have a stron

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