johnward

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by johnward 11y ago
Consulting without long hours? Does that exist?
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by johnward 11y ago
Are they just generic RFID tags or do they identify the items? If they identify the items there has to be an easy way to match the items in the cart vs what has been paid for, no?
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by johnward 11y ago
All of the screenshots I saw before purchasing the original device clearly showed it plugged into a TV with no power cord attached. It looks like they may have fixed it in the newer marketing.
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by johnward 11y ago
Chromecast requires external power. Google's advertising of it is misleading.
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by johnward 11y ago
I get six weeks and I can't actually imagine the full six weeks being approved.
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by johnward 11y ago
Google analyzes pages for malware in some cases. https://support.google.com/websearch/answer/45449?hl=en They even warn you, I've seen an interstitial popup (from google) before for one of my sites that was c
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by johnward 11y ago
Usually the linking scheme is more creative then what this article shows though. More tiers and not just linking to every site from every other site. For super competitive terms this still seems like a short term strategy but for less compe
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by johnward 11y ago
Monday night football is like USAA and IBM Watson commercials over and over. With erectile disfunction thrown in.
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by johnward 11y ago
That's ok because the emergency room has to treat you if you don't have insurance but don't mention single payer or those same people will flip out. Even though those costs are being passed on to the insured int he current se
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by johnward 11y ago
lol
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by johnward 11y ago
> If you, as a patient, do not understand what the research articles are about, bring them with you to your appointment. As a doctor do you actually take time for questions? Can you be my doctor? Most of the time the doctors I visit are
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by johnward 11y ago
>Patients really do NOT want to hear about how they have to get stuck with needles every two weeks so their doctor can save a few Euro a month in the prescription budget. This doesn't make much sense as an American.
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by johnward 11y ago
The customer agreement may but the website owner never agreed to this.
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by johnward 11y ago
> You don't have to use Comcast. Many people do. I can use comcast or go to satellite. DSL is not even an option as I'm too far away. Satellite is not a high speed option in my opinion.
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by johnward 11y ago
A lot of corporate networks block ads at the DNS level I assume. I don't have an ad blocker at this client but I never see ads. Just another point.
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by johnward 11y ago
Yes. Many markets have literally one option. My options for internet are comcast, or satellite probably? So really my only high speed option is comcast. I don't even think I can get DSL. I think a lot of markets the monopoly is even be
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by johnward 11y ago
To be fair the "X1" has a much better UI/UX and digital buttons. Plus the voice search (you talk into the remote) works exceptionally well. There is no lag. I might say I actually like it. I was shocked that it came from comc
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by johnward 11y ago
Does anyone know what the old google+ looked like?
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by johnward 11y ago
The H1B program is aimed at bringing in exceptional talent. If you are paying low wages then either the talent is not exceptional or you are not paying a fair wage to the talent. In some parts of the tech world 100k is average in others it&
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by johnward 11y ago
That seem like natural boundaries to me. That's what the platforms target. I wouldn't want the random people that follow me on twitter knowing the kind of things I post on Facebook.
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by johnward 11y ago
I love RSS but does the average person even know what it is? Sites don't even advertise RSS any more. I usually search the source for the link to it.
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by johnward 11y ago
On top of that, what kind of revenue do the ads bring in?
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by johnward 11y ago
Twitter and facebook serve completely different purposes for me. Facebook is where I mostly interact with people I actually know in real life. I use twitter like you do, to follow interesting things. Then linkedin is people I have worked wi
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by johnward 11y ago
I'm kind of in the same position. Consulting is pretty thankless. They just expect you to bill as much time as humanly possible (and sometimes more). You rarely get thanks but you are on the hook when things go wrong. I know my salary
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by johnward 11y ago
We're also hiring for some client facing consulting roles. You can work REMOTE from anywhere in the US (and we're probably looking for EMEA too) with part time travel. We work partially remote and partially onsite with clients. If
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by johnward 11y ago
IBM has always been driven by finances
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by johnward 11y ago
> People that knew anything about for-profit colleges have known they were mostly ripoffs for years. The problem is many people, like myself and parents, didn't know this. I'm doing fine though but I would not recommend it to a
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by johnward 11y ago
Spotify is not profitable even with paid subscribers?
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by johnward 11y ago
Are managers like you common or are you some type of unicorn?
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by johnward 11y ago
Calories in and out is the basic but bodies react to certain macronutrients differently in diabetes. Macronutrients belong in the conversation. Calories in/out may always work but might not be the most efficient.

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