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by jetti 14y ago
Many women have regular cycles but not every woman does. For those women, it can be a surprise as to when and how long they are going to get their period. That said, this service wouldn't be for those who are surprised by their period, on t
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by jetti 14y ago
You know that not everybody observes or cares to celebrate Christmas right? When I worked at a movie theater I loved working Christmas because it was easy money and I didn't care about the holiday, I'm sure I'm not the only one who feels th
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by jetti 14y ago
This article is just useless fluff. First, how many people care enough to get 100%? Do you get anything for getting 100%? If not, then the number of people who will probably strive for that and are willing to pay for everything is probably
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by jetti 14y ago
"I also feel like it is somewhat easier to master electronic music production (I know that it's still hard but compare how much one knows after playing piano for 6 months with learning Ableton for 6 months). I think that this is awesome sin
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by jetti 14y ago
It was an interesting read and I saw a lot of myself in there. Instead of books on science I was reading books on philosophy. My favorites were Neitzsche, Sarte and Kirkegaard. One thing that definitely struck me about this though was how m
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by jetti 14y ago
Same. I was super excited but then when I saw that no email or anything was sent I felt like a complete fool. I'd still be super excited if this was even halfway legit.
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by jetti 14y ago
First off, in some areas it is a regulated market which would prevent them from being able to do so (electricity at least). Second, it would be very expensive for very little gain. It wouldn't scale well and they would have a ton of new inf
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by jetti 14y ago
Wouldn't that fall under the "seriously sensitive information" that is recommended not to be sent? From the FAQ: "That being said, you should always be careful. We recommend you do not send any seriously sensitive information through Ghostm
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by jetti 14y ago
"Oh, and there isn't any pointer math, so you won't screw yourself with it." It has been said before and I'll say it again here, but because you can mess stuff up because you don't know what your doing is a terrible reason to not have somet
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by jetti 14y ago
My frame of mind is that going to college should be for the knowledge, not for a job. If you want to go to school for a job, there are plenty of trade schools you can go to. If college was just for jobs, the majority of majors would be cut.
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by jetti 14y ago
My hunch would be for the careers section at the bare minimum.
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by jetti 14y ago
Pfft, I got my copy of the second run first edition for about 4 cents (not including shipping) off Amazon. If you want second edition: http://www.abebooks.com/servlet/BookDetailsPL?bi=9476545617&... it is there for $18.
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by jetti 14y ago
I signed up and am excited. It is definitely something that will be challenging, but the fact that it is free means that I have nothing to lose and everything to gain. (One would say that time is something I can lose, but this is a better u
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by jetti 14y ago
While I agree that we need to be more sympathetic to those with depression, but I think it needs to extend way past just depression and on to all mental illness. Mental illnesses cause distorted thought patterns and it isn't the fault of th
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by jetti 14y ago
No, the best way to tell how angry a developer is would be to ask them. To think that one could get any insight into emotional feelings from code is preposterous (with the exception of emotionally charged variable names or ASCII art).
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by jetti 14y ago
"While cursing in your git commit messages probably doesn't correlate to actual anger at your company," So first sentence goes against the title, then again, the title is more catchy and broader than "how to find swears in git commit messag
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by jetti 14y ago
"I'd think your buddy was maybe telling a slightly tall tale based on that one night where he ended up with almost a grand in cash at the end of the shift. :)" Could be. I could be remembering it wrong too, it was 6 or so years ago :)
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by jetti 14y ago
Being a taxi driver has some advantages (especially if you are an O/O), with the big one being you get to set your own schedule. On top of that, it can generate quite a decent amount of money. I had a friend in college who drove a cab in Ch
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by jetti 14y ago
"and even then can usually sell it for not too bad a price to someone who will surely get several more years out of it." This was one of my deciding factors of jumping in and getting my first Apple computer (MBP Pro). The fact that the stic
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by jetti 14y ago
I have a feeling it could get some jail time. You are supposed to report dropping of classes to the financial aid office so your aid can be modified. Not doing this and also just keeping the money may be grounds to be hit with a fraud charg
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by jetti 14y ago
Does that mean that if a door isn't locked, it is an invitation to enter my house? Take a look at the case of Andrew Auernheimer (mentioned in the OP) who could be sentenced up to 10 years in prison for accessing data on a web server that w
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by jetti 14y ago
I'm surprised you didn't mention City Lens. I loved that while I had it. Nokia Music is also really nice. I agree that the Windows Phone 8 OS is quite nice. My problems were as follows: * the volume wasn't loud enough - I kept missing calls
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by jetti 14y ago
As somebody who owned and returned a Lumia 822, what makes the 920 so great?
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by jetti 14y ago
"He was arrested, indicted twice on multiple counts of fraud and, at a trial that was to have begun in April, faced 50 years in federal prison and a $1 million fine." This is wrong. He faced UP TO 35 years in prison and UP TO $1 million fin
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by jetti 14y ago
But let's see if anything actually gets done. Smoke and mirrors to appear to do something is different from actually doing something.
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by jetti 14y ago
As a younger person, I would definitely be interested in mainframes. The problem is not just experience, but I have no idea where to look for those jobs.
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by jetti 14y ago
This is non-news in more ways than one. There was a link to the CBC's website with this same story. In it, they state: " The notice says the case is being dismissed because of Swartz's death. Such filings are routine when a defendant dies b
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by jetti 14y ago
"Such filings are routine when a defendant dies before trial." When I saw this, I stopped reading. I'm tired of media piggybacking on events to get page views. This isn't news, this is routine.
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by jetti 14y ago
"I won’t make any excuses for my actions even though it’s very challenging doing a startup and all I can say is I am still learning and it makes me hungry to try and do better." Couldn't even make it a full sentence without contradicting hi
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by jetti 14y ago
So here is a question that would be left to an employment lawyer but I'm going to through it out in response to what you have said: Assuming this is in the US, would the employee's actions fall under the familial status protected class? If

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