ericob

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   by ericob 9y ago

   Check out webfaction.com.
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   by ericob 9y ago

   Something different... The following isn't going to pay, but it is FAR from a hobby. It it real, physically grounded, complex work that directly, observably, benefits real people. Bridges to Prosperity < https://www.brid
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   by ericob 9y ago

   What one learned 30 years ago in wood carving, painting (or plumbing) is probably still widely applicable. The intricacies of a particular programming language or environment you learned 30 years ago is likely meaningless. I remember bein
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   by ericob 9y ago

   In Long Ago Days, didn't governments hand out benefits that resembled corporations but that were IN EXCHANGE FOR required civic duties? Is there a Historian in the house?
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   by ericob 9y ago

   Perhaps dilution of value from hiring non-experts to "write copy" that floods the site with mediocre (or just plain wrong) content? Seeking search engine hits, rather than trying to attract and curate quality, useful, articles.
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   by ericob 11y ago

   The "facts" of the event are going to be presented if you go to trial. Prosecution presumably will do its best to paint you in a bad light. What do you have to say in your defense? "I feel terrible and I made a huge mistak
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   by ericob 12y ago

   This may have been covered already, but... The purpose of a resume is not to get you hired. The point of a resume is to catch someone's attention for long enough to keep you in the race, or get to the next step. A successful resume is