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7y ago
They actually publish a few like that now (an ESV version included actually I think). It’s my favorite way to read it.
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Both are available on GOG.com: * https://www.gog.com/game/crusader_no_remorse * https://www.gog.com/game/crusader_no_regret
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I guess maybe it depends on what you're selling, but we found we badly needed the discoverability of the Etsy marketplace. Which sucks, because as of late they've been doing a lot of things to annoy sellers. We (mostly my wife) h
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One paragraph of like six was about the new Marketing Platform they're offering (the rest were about this change), which for free users like myself, I'm pretty sure doesn't really warrant a lot of excitement. I realize I
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7y ago
And billed this change as “exciting” for the user when they sent the announcement email, which struck me as...tone deaf. If you’re doing something I won’t like just tell me straight.
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Not trying to be rude, but do you know retirement accounts work? That money isn’t just growing by magic. It’s invested. And as a side note, I (living in Orlando) actually know several folks who invest heavily in Disney stock as Disney emp
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8y ago
> I don't think they've done anything Mickey-related in a long while... They recently produced a number of shorts (like 3 seasons worth) starring Mickey, there are a few shows out starring him on the toddler focused market, the
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8y ago
And the Vox amps at least sound really great IMO. I had the "Clean" one for a while, which mimicks a Fender circuit. It sounded pretty darned close to a "real" tube amp. The only reason I got rid of it was I got a Fend
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I've been eyeing this book to help bridge some gaps in the same area for me: https://amzn.to/2OZUIlE It talks more fully about mathematical proofs in general, but it gives a really good introduction to the notation and
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And those Amazon stores, ironically, are hyper-localized. The one in San Jose has a bunch of "popular in your area" and "highly rated in your area" shelves, and I'm guessing other purchasing decisions are influence
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8y ago
Unless they targeted higher numbers of experienced staff at said slow stores where their higher pay and experience didn't result in significantly higher sales and largely left experienced staff at busy stores in place. I have no clue
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8y ago
I gave talks at several universities (including several prestigious and one Ivy) when I worked at GitHub about git and related topics. One out of probably ten total had ever used git (or really any version control) in classes. Granted, thi
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Well, it's also non-sensical. A CLI "interface" needs a lot of thought and work behind it, too, unless you want to end up loathed by your users as something like git is.
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9y ago
Every house I've ever owned has (a) cost way less per month than rent (I know it will cost less, but I mean on the order of nearly 50% less) and (b) appreciated enough after a short time that it made a sale worth it. The first house
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9y ago
The shuttles go to a ton of different suburbs around Cupertino, not just to SF. So your knowledge is incorrect.
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9y ago
This is so great! I miss the Geocities Chic aesthetic. ;) I missed my old website so much I made a new one in the 90s style a little while ago complete with HTML 3 accurate markup: http://mcanally.io
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9y ago
Typically these transactions are practiced on exercised options (i.e., shares) not options. I've never seen that offer for options. And they're right, it is fairly risk free. The investors understand (and sign a lot of paperwork
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Probate transactions allow for a transfer typically (and they may allow for a very few specific other cases such as covering tax on your options by offering a buyback for some portion of them), but otherwise, there is absolutely no transfer
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9y ago
http://farts.io No app, just the domain. You and I both know it’s a goldmine waiting to happen. Help me fund my next project and also get the best domain you’ll ever own.
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If they can navigate which of the 800 Peachtree-named streets the car is on and which one it should go down next (minding all the crazy one way streets in downtown) without crashing into anything or anyone, they'll be doing better than
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9y ago
They do own a piece of the company: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Pokémon_Company It's a complicated arrangement, but they're definitely banking off the success of the franchise directly and indirectly.
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Basecamp pricing is actually $99/month now, which puts it out of reach for every use case I'd have for it at this point. :( I haven't seen an affordable competitor yet for orgs that aren't technically-inclined.
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They may let you cheat (just like SparkNotes I guess), but these tools also let people like me who haven't had advanced calculus survive when we otherwise wouldn't. If you pay for the WA service (I don't remember what it
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I don't get the aggressive tone here? I think the ban is stupid, but they actually have had significant intelligence that (a) they have stolen scanning equipment they are using in the development of explosives so they can avoid detecti
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Definitely. And you could write queries for the various indicators/files/etc., too (or use the built in YARA support and grab the rules from US-CERT). I just started working at Kolide ( http://kolide.com ) a couple week
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10y ago
I'm working at the most family friendly company I've ever worked for right now ( http://planning.center ). We're very remote friendly, which is a big plus. They pay for my whole family's healthcare (even thoug
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I made this a while ago: http://howtostoreapassword.com . Still relevant I think. :) I should probably update it to use one of the more modern algos, but the availability of good bcrypt libraries makes it solid advice still.
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10y ago
Every Starbucks barista (who's worked at Starbucks for some number of months) receives a free Spotify subscription, for example.
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Why not when it's someone else's money that is gone, and even better, your continued success is basically guaranteed since you have a network now that you can call on to join as an "advisor" or that can get you another p
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10y ago
That's because that's what a lot of these bootcamps sell. I've interviewed several grads, and while it's not universal, many of them literally tell their graduates they're going to be better prepared for the Real W
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