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by markstos 7y ago
My accountant advised our business to setup a separate business to own the building we wanted to buy. It silos the liabilities of each. Also, you have some flexibility in how much you charge yourself for rent. Depending on which company mig
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by markstos 7y ago
The US Armed Forces is made up of people, many of which would not support a self-appointed dictator attacking their own people.
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by markstos 7y ago
When the article says "share users’ encrypted messages", it's not clear if it's referring to the messages in their encrypted state, or is referring to messages have been decrypted before sharing.
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by markstos 7y ago
Ads we see can already be increasingly targeted to a very narrow group of people, which is spun as "making the adds more relevant to you". Is it different when it's a slightly larger group size than one?
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by markstos 7y ago
Like Wal-Mart?
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by markstos 7y ago
I regularly use seven browsers: Three different ones at work, two different ones on my home desktop and three different ones on my phone. My webmail intentionally runs in it's own browser profile which is only used for opening links in
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by markstos 7y ago
Sign up for the "eat less meat" campaign and let us know how it goes.
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by markstos 7y ago
Having someone see more articles on the benefits of quiting smoking is messed up?
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by markstos 7y ago
There was no mention of false information being involved.
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by markstos 7y ago
I have reported two Chrome OS bugs that allow bypassing Chrome's Own enterprise security policies. Both bypasses involved using Chrome extensions... written by Google.
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by markstos 7y ago
In Richmond, Indiana it costs less than $100k to buy a building on Main Street downtown and about $55k to buy a house 1.5 miles away.
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by markstos 7y ago
Not really joking. I would mostly use them to listen to podcasts while running. I like to keep one ear open to the world and don't need immersive audio to listen to speech. Old school Bluetooth earpieces work fine for this and are chea
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by markstos 7y ago
I'll pass for now, but keep me in the loop.
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by markstos 7y ago
I only need one bud, how about $65 for the left ear bud?
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by markstos 7y ago
I'd rather they worked on making regular prescription eyeglasses and frames less expensive. That would help a lot more people and could still be profitable considering the huge markups on frames now.
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by markstos 7y ago
As a small business owner, I saved hundreds per month by not driving to work at all. I biked or walked. To enable this, I intentionally purchased a home within walking or biking distance from the office and located the business is a town wi
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by markstos 7y ago
I translated that the United States imports more mail then it exports. Backbone internet companies trade traffic with each other, but the trades aren't always equal so it makes sense for there to be money flowing more in one direction.
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by markstos 7y ago
I have crash detection on my Garmin watch. It texted my wife zero seconds after I rode up a steep drainage ditch. I had not crashed.
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by markstos 7y ago
As an occasional iPad user, I find the interface somewhat bewildering, even as a power user of other devices. I want to search to see if an app is installed. I expect an Overview screen that's easily accessible for this like Android, G
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by markstos 7y ago
Quite well? Google abandons their phones after three years and repair options are limited compared to Apple. Apple has been supplying software updates for their phones for five years lately. On the plus side for Google phones, they are abl
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by markstos 7y ago
This makes me think of twenty years ago, except now we have SSH instead of telnet.
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by markstos 7y ago
When I co-owned a company, we gave employees a share of the profits when we had a good year. Besides seeming like a decent thing to do, the employees were more aligned an incentivize to increase profits to increase potential profit-sharing
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by markstos 7y ago
Why do we need to judge it?
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by markstos 7y ago
Or instead of handing over your second factor authentication to a startup web service, you could buy a Yubikey, leave it on your keyring or plugged into your laptop and just touch it. Some Yubikey models also store the secrets that generate
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by markstos 7y ago
If your load balancers are AWS load balancers, you are doing it wrong. AWS provides their own free certificates that work the load balancer and they handle renewal as well. Let's Encrypt would be an unnecessary additional dependency an
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by markstos 7y ago
Improved security. So many sites are trusting Let's Encrypt and have cron jobs set to refresh data from them. If Let's encrypt were comprised or went offline, they are now a huge single-point-of-failure (or worse, single-point-of-
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by markstos 7y ago
Rebrand.
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by markstos 7y ago
I like the New Fast Food cookbook by Jill Nussinow. It's not meat-substitutes, it's whole food, plant-based recipes for pressure cooking. https://www.amazon.com/New-Fast-Food-Pressure-MInutes/dp/097...
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by markstos 7y ago
Dairy consumption has been on the decline for years in the US as plant-based alternatives on the rise. The restaurant industry reports that profits are up for restaurants serving plant-based meat options, so more restaurants are trying it.
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by markstos 7y ago
But killing them for food is not.

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