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My own experience in e-commerce was that Salesforce came in to a couple of companies I worked at and it wasn't a fit. Which was weird. I recently looked for a platform for CRM, invoicing, project management and communication, and Sales
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I think the theater experience has changed pretty radically, unfortunately, the selection of movies.. haven't. Here in Reno, the Cinemark chain put in the luxury loungers (far fewer seats per theater) and seat selection. With the movie
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Maybe they do. This narrative doesn't indicate they don't.
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"venerable" should be "vulnerable", and Mountain View is mis-capitalized in a few places... :-)
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I haven't had LinkedIn for almost 10 years now, and I haven't had Facebook for at least 6 months now. Explaining why I don't have either is a burden I live with in my professional life, but the degree to which even other tech
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Most of what we need to know, for most of the population, we already know. Even if the effort you suggested were to be done, the noise would continue to distract in exactly the same way. I've worked as a tech exec, and I've worked
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"The whole purpose of Free Speech is to enshrine discourse." Nicely stated. A lot of the activism happening right now is constructed a way as to annihilate any of the nuances against the position. So the discourse isn't happe
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Ours has become very multi-use, but it's pretty righteously observed. My girlfriend and I may be in the car with my son, and the conversation may steer into very adult territory, the kind of thing that makes my son uncomfortable, and a
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Our safe word has become sacred, because there's a lot of benefit to having it, so yielding to it works. I did date a woman who had two daughters.. she needed a safe word in their dynamic but tried introducing it too late in the game.
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My single greatest piece of advice: Institute a safe word with your child. It goes both ways, no exceptions. When the safe word is issued, whatever was safeworded stops. Typical rules of safe words, but my kid is 15 and we still use the saf
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With all respect, I think we generally live in a human society that has been built around that very constraint.
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I didn't downvote, but yeah, not sure what the poster is getting on about. Personally, I think Apple is significantly different than the other company with respect to customer data, etc. Apple Pay, iOS vault, etc., come to mind.
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I use a password manager. I have no idea what ANY of my passwords are, as they're very long, very random, etc. I get your point... but having an expiry that can't generate a notification is really bizarre. And having done enterpri
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Possibly, but... have you gone in to a bank and asked if you could test drive all web and mobile apps for some period of time to make sure everything was up to snuff? FISERV is a dominant player in this space. Either this situation is a mat
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SEEKING WORK | Reno, Remote We are two freelancers, technology & marketing, specializing in strategy, and productizing our integrated PPC + Landing Page offerings. Significant experience in international e-commerce and major marketplace
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Recent, frustrating example: My (business) bank uses FISERV software, and their software expires passwords every 90 days. Their software can notify you about a million combinations of account activities and statuses, except this one. It tak
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ahh, ok. i don't get it either :-) jason.[lastname-from-username] at gmail
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if you care to, send me an email (address in profile), and i'll follow-up (just the once) in about a month with where i think it's going.
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not sure what you have in mind, but i'm game... my profile email address is also valid. have slack, too.
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I've started developing an idea for a kickstarter-like platform to document, socialize and (forgive me) gamify individual actions towards climate change improvements. If we could get a certain percentage of populations to change some b
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I wish cities would commit to bike-only streets. E-bikes are unbelievably fun ways to get around.
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In my own personal experience, I had an occasion where, almost by accident, I felt the absence of all my limiting thoughts, for a short spell. I get what is being suggested by "be yourself", but I also think people can have a lot
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Curious about this too. I have a 3.5 year old Toyota Highlander. No issues with Bluetooth, ever.
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Actually, the cost of handling cash, for stores, is more than debit.
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And needs to be acquired and carried. I don’t like coins, the weight and noise of them. I also don’t carry things in my pockets. The fees associated with debit card transactions don’t land on me, so...
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Getting re-re-re-established undoubtedly seems daunting. You've explored remote/contracting?
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Sorry to hear that, but you're right. Add the two together, and boom. Worst case scenario.
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I never, ever carry change.
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Do American Aldi grocery cashiers sit? That's what I noticed the most in German grocery stores. American cashiers stand, German cashiers sit.
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? Do you mean debit cards too? They do take those, and gosh, I feel bad for people who need to put food on credit.
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