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Back in my VAR days the money was always in moving to that trusted advisor role. You move from quoting parts to actually helping design and architect solutions, also helps that when you're involved at projects at that stage the deal re
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8y ago
If Target can figure out you're pregnant before your dad can, they can prolly figure this out?
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8y ago
They win the JD power Award for longest lasting initial buzz in their award category every year.
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8y ago
Nah, Im going full Rich rebuilds style. Buy 3 of them for a couple grand each, frankenstein them together into one working vehicle. Not rooting for Tesla to go out of business, but the result of it could be a ton of cheap EV parts hitting t
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8y ago
I hope Tesla succeeds, but I cant deny I'd love to pick up a 3 on the super cheap because Tesla went belly up.
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8y ago
I smirk whenever I walk past the poster in the international jetways at SFO regarding it being a no no to leave the country with more than $10K.
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8y ago
Enterprise hardware sales is incredibly lucrative, and even more cutthroat. The closer you are to the actual customer the more money you'll make. The sales guy at the VAR who actually knows the customer makes the most, followed by the
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8y ago
Hence my caveat about already having said expensive bulbs. The possibility exists that someone could to real time whole room color effects right now and they just didn't know it. If you want actual ambilight tech hue is definitely not
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lozaning
8y ago
The Hue software philips came out with for computers is a cheap way for people to get into this if they already have a computer, bridge, and some colored lights. https://www2.meethue.com/en-us/entertainment/hue-sy
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8y ago
Do you have to have your own netflix to use that or does it use the gym's login?
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8y ago
>Medium price/quality restaurants die out. People's preferences are not wrong! If people no longer want to give patronage to any kind of establishment that establishment is not entitled to continued business. Under what circums
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8y ago
I think the larger issue here will eventually be that the concept of 'the code is law' breaks down when you need to rely on the actual law and law enforcement to to enforce your 'code law'.
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8y ago
This situation is in no way unique to food trucks though. I could buy the property next to your restaurant and make it into an exact clone of your place and give away all my food for free until you're out of business. And yet I don
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8y ago
>they shouldn't be subject to competition that can operate with far lower costs / standards. Of course they should. There is no assurances or guarantees that any business venture is going to be successful. If you're runnin
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8y ago
Just use your replicator to make another replicator and send them that!
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8y ago
Every storage vendor eventually goes full NetApp. The money just looks too good.
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8y ago
Curious as to how you lump Adobe in with that group. Last I checked they just wanted everyone to buy photoshop, did something change? EDIT: Damn, F Adobe
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8y ago
That would certainly jive with the discussions around disabling HT by the OpenBSD community. Looks like they could just be trying to brute force the loss of speculative execution simply by augmenting the number of cores.
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8y ago
If we're sharing awesome excel videos, You Suck at Excel with Joel Spolsky has to be among the best I've ever seen. Joel, being on the team that made excel, has an incredible amount of excel knowledge. The video is meant to be in
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8y ago
I was under the impression that you could filter out their marketplace sellers and that they didn't commingle their own inventory with anyone else's. Is that not the case? Where do you go for computer stuff that you can trust thes
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8y ago
I wonder if there isn't some level of national security super mega secret scenario situation where the government requires companies to do something and the government indemnifies them against all risks associated with the required act
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8y ago
Im fascinated by this machine. Do you have any more info about who makes it so i can read more about it? Im particularly interested in the business end of it, how do the leaves get removed from the plant? Is there some kind of mechanical cu
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Anecdotely, I canceled my day 1 preorder after going to their AWD performance model test drive event at Telsa HQ. The .2 seconds faster to 60 that it goes than my existing car is not worth the tradeoff off of the horrendous steering and lac
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8y ago
Who is still answering phone calls on their cell from numbers not in their contact book? If you call me and you're not in my phone my phones just dumps you direct to voicemail. Not excuse this behavior in the least, but robo calls in g
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8y ago
Buses and trains absolutely, missing your stop because you're too engaged in something is a real possibility. That same ability to transport you to some other world was an absolute godsend on a recent 12+ hour flight from SFO to Beijin
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8y ago
Are you an actuall paying customer of experts exchange? Im not and I dont actually see any answers to questions.
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They also run active countermeasures, like deauthing any SSID that isnt one of their own, so no hotspoting. Gotta do it over Bluetooth or a USB cable. If you find yourself there again make sure to ask whoever is hosting you for VIP status.
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Any truth to what I've been told that it's a point of pride for those who can trace their family lines back to those that were criminals? I've heard it's kinda similar to the The Daughters of the American Revolution in t
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Literally nothing, it's all 100% security theater for anyone thats takes a minute to think through attack vectors. The only technology they make you declare while entering into the building/campus is the technology you want to tak
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8y ago
I should have been more clear. If you want to get into most any Samsung building in the world and especially their global HQ in Suwoon they make you install their security shit on any Windows laptops you've got. It blocks USB ports, pr
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