jdurham

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   by jdurham 5y ago

   I got my A+ in ~2000 as part of a job I worked for (doing technical support). At the time, A+ never expired and was considered good for life. It never helped me get a job and no one ever asked me about having it. I did end up going the soft
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   by jdurham 6y ago

   Washed off my iPhone Xs for 2 seconds and the FaceID stopped working. Apparently this is pretty common :(
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   by jdurham 6y ago

   First, this is a great idea, and congratulations on hitting $8k/mo in revenue. The fact that you've stuck with the business for this long and grown it is great, and better than most people do. I Strongly recommend engaging directl
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   by jdurham 7y ago

   When I worked in Forex (~1999-2003) this was common practice, at least where I worked. Bring in customers, teach them the bare minimum, and let them trade with 100:1 (and sometimes 200:1 leverage). Even better, because 99% of customers lose