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by mmanfrin 10y ago
According to some students, brokers assured them that they could immediately earn credit hours for their work experience in a program called Curricular Practical Training, without taking classes 'Work Experience', &#
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by mmanfrin 10y ago
Baptists and bootleggers.
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by mmanfrin 11y ago
$100s are terribly useful. A majority of work I do with contractors I have to do in $100s because of check scams and because of credit card fees. Cash allows the transaction to happen without fear of fraud nor without losing 3-6% in cc fees
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by mmanfrin 11y ago
The exact text of the comic is: "There is. In year 2015 the CEOs of Monsanto, DuPont Pioneer and John Deere combined made more money than 2,129 Iowa farmers." Note 'combined'.
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by mmanfrin 11y ago
Why shouldn't CEOs of multibillion-dollar companies earn more than farmers Every farmer. 3 people vs 2,129.
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by mmanfrin 11y ago
Post just submitted and already the comment section is a graveyard.
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by mmanfrin 11y ago
So then you consider that others are logical actors, and will follow to the same conclusion; meaning that the price won't drop in 18 months and is therefore the proper investment now. But then you think that others will think this to
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by mmanfrin 11y ago
If you were to implement the Fair Tax, which includes a stipend for basic needs, you'd get bipartisan support as well Poe's Law is pinging.
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by mmanfrin 11y ago
It's a meta bubble.
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by mmanfrin 11y ago
Are you Sergii R.?
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by mmanfrin 11y ago
It seems to be that squeezing between iPhone owners and everyday purchases would be very lucrative And something that Banks will very strongly oppose. How many places can you use Apple Pay right now? I love Android Pay, but
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by mmanfrin 11y ago
Which highlights the same situation, but reversed for US watchers: CraveTV owns rights to some shows that don't appear in the US (Letterkenny), but there is no way to get it in the US. The only way to legally pay for Letterkenny is b
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by mmanfrin 11y ago
Yep -- I want to watch tv shows on the night they come out so I can talk with friends about them the day after. Nearly every per-episode-purchase vendor lists them the day after (most likely because the networks that air the shows require
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by mmanfrin 11y ago
You can build without grunt. Grunt just makes the flow a lot easier to manage.
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by mmanfrin 11y ago
But... it really isn't. This is kind of the norm for node projects + cordova stuff.
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by mmanfrin 11y ago
People are suggesting replacements for Reader, but none of them capture the ux that Reader found perfection at. Newer readers have been trying to outcompete each other with nice convenience features, but it muddies the strength of what Re
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by mmanfrin 11y ago
This reminds me of Football Manager (video game series). It's a turn based moneyball-sort-of game for soccer/football. Players have stats, potentials (which need to be scouted), training, etc. But there are other relevant details
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by mmanfrin 11y ago
No, but everyone has bad days, and the players are all human. A small error can lead to points which can change the outcome of the game.
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by mmanfrin 11y ago
I imagine part of it is explained by the fact that when I did a search on a mobile device, nearly 90% of the front fold was ad. http://i.imgur.com/S5nClc4.png
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by mmanfrin 11y ago
Do you (or does anyone) know how much power something like that would use? I've been wanting to make a tiny tracking device (using 2G instead of Wifi), but I didn't pay very good attention in my high school physics class, so I don
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by mmanfrin 11y ago
Managed to find a strategy pretty quickly: begin from the outside , opposite of the direction you want the cat to go in; then fill until you have 1 exit in that direction and begin to fill in the exits while the cat travels to the one open
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by mmanfrin 11y ago
'She' appears exactly once in the article, 'her' never. You are complaining about a single instance of 'she' involving a hypothetical person. I hope for your sake you are trolling, because you have some warped
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by mmanfrin 11y ago
The Macbook is still on its first generation. It's nice, but there is room for improvement. The Air has had time to refine and is a spectacular little computer. It is light, has capable internals, has all the ports you need, and can go
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by mmanfrin 11y ago
http://abcnews.go.com/blogs/business/2013/01/subway-sued-ove...
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by mmanfrin 11y ago
Pro lines are premium until they become the norm (MBP), in which case the pro line is killed (or specialized) in favor of the default line (Macbook). 'Light' or 'Air' lines are minimized initially, and then their interna
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by mmanfrin 11y ago
One of my favorite drawing-up of America is based on data from Where's George: http://www.npr.org/sections/krulwich/2013/04/16/177512687/a-...
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by mmanfrin 11y ago
Farm to table generally (or ideally) means the restaurant deals directly with smaller local farms for seasonal produce (rather than buying everything from a distributor).
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by mmanfrin 11y ago
"Protection from zero-days" -- how can you make a claim like this?
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by mmanfrin 11y ago
Nearly every large page that shows up on FB grew by poaching videos. LAD Bible, IFLS, every one of them.
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by mmanfrin 11y ago
Amazon sure has a problem pricing things. When they announced the Fire Phone I was all set to buy one out of plain curiosity, assuming it'd be priced at $299 -- then it came in at $699. Nope. I have bought every iteration of Kindle (ot

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