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by heyyyouu 9y ago
But under federal statues they can and will prosecute you; whether or not you actually deserve it.
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by heyyyouu 9y ago
You need to brush up on your criminal law, at least in the US and especially when it comes to federal crimes.
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by heyyyouu 9y ago
Not Germany but at my company we wait about 5-6 minutes and if you don't show up for the meeting everyone drops off. Exceptionally rude to schedule something and expect people to wait. Doesn't happen again after everyone hangs up
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Java EE Renamed Jakarta EE(mmilinkov.wordpress.com)
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by heyyyouu 9y ago
This is when you fight the IRS in bankruptcy court -- it's your only shot.
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by heyyyouu 9y ago
This is great advice, especially as the conviction rate (and prison rate) for tax offenses is pretty high: https://www.irs.gov/compliance/criminal-investigation/curren... Although note that if you ever can try to
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Inching closer to a DNA-based file system(arstechnica.com)
1 points by heyyyouu 9y ago|0 comments
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by heyyyouu 9y ago
The problem is that rel=canonical isn't always effective. So you can still get the SEO hit. Esp. if Google reads which site posted first what wrong (it happens)
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by heyyyouu 9y ago
The double content can be a hard negative hit on SEO, even with canonical links (it's not perfect).
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by heyyyouu 9y ago
The problem I've seen is that canonical links aren't always effective -- I've seen sites get published for duplicate content even when they're used. There's horror stories posted in Google's forums; hate to bec
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by heyyyouu 9y ago
There's a number of economists (not to mention the actual drivers of those services) who argue that these companies are bringing up the underclass by offering work opportunities to those who otherwise would find employment very difficu
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by heyyyouu 9y ago
Yeah, that seems very close minded.
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Mattress startup Casper sued for “wiretapping” website visitors(cbsnews.com)
8 points by heyyyouu 9y ago|1 comments