eonw

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by eonw 11y ago
i dont even consider recommending people to adobe anymore, i tell them to get acorn.
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by eonw 11y ago
i think this is a bad step, i would prefer to just buy my licenses outright. My employer compensates me for such purposes, having to invoice them once a month would be annoying. i have never really liked the idea that they upgrade about onc
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by eonw 11y ago
that is quite the assumption considering that there are already many large sites to find escorts on for free.
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by eonw 11y ago
I remember when i was living in LA, i read some theory about how the mini-mammoths got to the channel islands, and why there is little archaeological sites in southern California. He proposed that at some point in history, people lived in a
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by eonw 11y ago
seems like an reasonable issue, i dont know what bicyclists, and cars for that matter, are doing sometimes either.
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by eonw 11y ago
what makes you think the info used in country-data isnt just scraped from wikipedia too?
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by eonw 11y ago
I live in Central Washington where a lot of the current fires are burning. I have lots of friends that are fighting on the lines now or have over the years, most of my family has as well. Its interesting to read articles about something tha
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by eonw 11y ago
as someone who worked in the adult sector for a while... this really isnt that odd of a request, and happens all the time in that space.
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by eonw 11y ago
arent you getting paid for these referrals? Why would an end user pay you for these free trials? i think you'd be better off to just list them with affiliate links and call it a day. buying discounts doesnt make any sense to me... but
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by eonw 11y ago
honestly, it has no appeal to me and it blows my mind why anyone would find it fascinating... but what do i know, when twitter came out i thought no one would use it either.
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by eonw 11y ago
at my employer, many of these are done by our team and we tell HR what we want.
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by eonw 11y ago
you are assuming that men don't also face this issue or similar? not dressing hipster enough, not being a mac fanboy, being older then the rest of your team, preferring one programming language over another, etc. Men have issues as we
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by eonw 11y ago
oh this is a copout! there are many low wage job categories dominated by men... garbage collection, construction(low level), shipping, commercial kitchens, yard work, i could go on and on. none of which get neither money nor respect.
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by eonw 11y ago
interesting, i was unaware of a movement in childcare to get more men involved. i do think it similar to tech, in that(historically) if a man said he wanted to run a daycare for a career, it would have raised eyebrows. just as a woman sayin
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by eonw 11y ago
that's all fine and dandy, but no one is bitching about the fact we have very very very few men working in the child care industry, for instance... better start subsidizing their jobs too? men and women were both given the same choice
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by eonw 11y ago
at least you got a call back, ive been waiting for weeks to hear back to my initial contact. this kind of makes me want to not answer the phone if they do in fact ever call.
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by eonw 11y ago
too busy to serve your country? when duty calls, we should answer. ;) generating new companies and helping them bring ideas to light is also an asset to our country/world/society.
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by eonw 11y ago
i am still struggling to understand how this is important, and why we should care. men have struggles just the same, this is like reverse sexism.
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by eonw 11y ago
I too am curious if Sam will take his own advice and do a tour.
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by eonw 11y ago
which a few people have done incredible well with, i might add.
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by eonw 11y ago
go get em tiger, screw all the haters! good for you for trying to better yourself and doing it while following 'the rules'.
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by eonw 11y ago
As others have pointed out, this is a pretty misleading headline, there is no MVP at all. just a silly landing page to gauge interest. Maybe this is why we have so many useless start-ups? some guy makes a landing page, sends it to his frien
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by eonw 11y ago
most americans can barely send a wire. go with stripe or something easier.
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by eonw 11y ago
makes sense, thanks for the response.
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by eonw 11y ago
if that's not the creation of and FOB, i dont know what is.
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by eonw 11y ago
this seems like a very narrow operating space? if i understand correctly.. if you are NOT a DE C-Corp in CA, then everything needs to be reviewed again based on a different structure. do you plan to offer base templates that better fit comp
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by eonw 11y ago
this^ before i produce work for free its good to know they are actually considering me and not just throwing me work as another 'step' in their process.
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by eonw 11y ago
i think in this case, they were funded before they started so cost wasnt an issue. versus most startups that start with little or no cash, so the idea of MS licensing is not even open for conversation. i dont really think of jet as a startu
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by eonw 11y ago
Twilio is a great product in my opinion, i have used them in a number of large projects. I am surprised they aren't in the black yet. I figured streamlining and then reselling access to telephony and mobile networks would be pretty pro
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by eonw 11y ago
Washington State just did way with medical marijuana. At a marijuana industry convention I recently attended it seemed more and more are starting to turn their back on the current medical claims and just hoping to get in as a capitalist in

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