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justherefortart
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justherefortart
8y ago
What do you think human's priorities should be? Just curious. I'm not a scam-coin fan at all.
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8y ago
Oh no, poor finance jerkoffs got ripped off by their own cleverness. Nothing says dbag like Alabama man who now lives in Connecticut crying over dead asshole financial firms. We've had 4 (or more) of these banking/finance ripoffs
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justherefortart
8y ago
Slack instead of email? That's hilarious.
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8y ago
TL;DR: Don't use namecheap.com either.
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justherefortart
8y ago
Used register.com since the 90s. They're so bad I switched 20+ domains to name.com. DO NOT USE web.com or register.com, they're fucking terrible.
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8y ago
Sure, you get what you give. I'm honest out of the gate. But once they've lied to me, all bets are off. I'm sure you've never lied as well, except to yourself which is abundantly clear.
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8y ago
I've only had one company and 2 government jobs check my references in 25 years in the field (feds were checking for clearance, so required). I call my references to see if they were contacted after I've been offered positions in
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8y ago
So you've never lied at work?
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8y ago
Everyone lies, because the interviewing process itself is a fucking joke, ESPECIALLY in the Bay Area. If the person can answer all my questions and they have a good attitude, I honestly don't give a shit what got them to that point. If
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8y ago
I just ask them to talk about the projects they've worked on recently and any issues that arose, and how they dealt with them. If they can communicate clearly what happened. I've never had that fail me as far as them being "t
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8y ago
No shit. Digging a well, in addition to septic. 15k is fucking stupid for a septic tank but it's California. 5k for a well would be ridiculous as well. So digging a well, would save over 5k for water, plus the monthly charges. I guess
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8y ago
Dig a well instead?
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justherefortart
8y ago
Been so long I'd blocked it out. Thanks :-)
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justherefortart
8y ago
VBScript is not VB6
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justherefortart
8y ago
My local Ma & Pop diner charges 2.75 for drip coffee. I just don't order it anymore. At 2.25 it was already ridiculous. I'm a soda-holic. I never order soda at any restaurant. 100% water for the last 3 decades. The cost is too
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8y ago
What's DosBook?
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8y ago
Nah, there are lots of answers. Whether they're correct or not, that's up for debate. By your 40s most people are set in stone in their ways. I'm sure I'm no different even though I try to be as flexible as I was in my 2
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justherefortart
8y ago
Lol this is nonsense. Judge the value of what you have by what someone else is willing to pay for it.
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justherefortart
8y ago
You need capital. Everything else is far less critical.
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8y ago
Lol, whistle blow to whom? No one gives a shit (including the owner). As long as there's money in the bank account... I get paid, so I don't give a shit either. They're just funding me while I work on side projects.
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8y ago
You wouldn't when you don't have a better alternative.
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8y ago
They can turn you over to collections. Typically I ask what their settlement price is in the rare instances I've had to use them. So they can take that or send it to collections.
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8y ago
So you think I should pay made up bullshit costs, while below saying the individual gets screwed by the hospital and insurance. Maybe you should make up your mind. I just play the game. They make the rules. Don't like it, tough shit, I
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8y ago
Maybe they shouldn't have sold off the Thinkpad line then. :-/
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8y ago
Most credit scores are ignoring medical collections or deemphasizing it. I went to the ER a while back, my insurance paid roughly 1600 for the 8k+ they billed. I have a HSA that pays out as well, yet they have tried to bill me on top of tha
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8y ago
Accounting is in on it. Everything they do here is cooking the books. They give the auditors doctored spreadsheets for everything. It's pretty funny to me. I don't give a shit because I'm just riding this out until I have to
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8y ago
Just don't pay it. That's the solution. Hospitals have these bullshit inflated fees, once they accept the insurance payout that is all they're getting from me. They're all "non-profits" that scam the system by
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8y ago
My favorite thing is seeing people I wouldn't hire to be a low level IT tech as CIO/IT Director because they're a "network guy". So not only do they end up not understanding 90%+ of IT's functions in any real s
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8y ago
But I was told Austin is the SF of Texas?!!?! I used to laugh my ass off at ignorant Californians that would say that. It's still fucking Texas.
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8y ago
The real villain is the ignorance of the population at large. Marketing/Propaganda work surprisingly well though.
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