mtnGoat

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by mtnGoat 5y ago
Aside from the monetary gain of simply not paying. You keep posting this but it’s simply not true, there is always a gain in not paying debts. Money is money, The making of which is Google’s cute business. Chill on the loop-aid consumption.
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by mtnGoat 5y ago
They are building the ports to control the policy, it ain’t altruistic. China owned port can be shut down on a whim, thus giving its owner political power because closing the port would effect the nations livelihood via exports/imports
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by mtnGoat 5y ago
True, but in this case I was specifically referring to Amazon, which you can pretty easily live without ordering on. I have family that doesn’t have internet, never have and are doing fine. It’s quite possible. Just because you can’t handle
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by mtnGoat 5y ago
is 24mb really considered big these days? ive been to home pages that are heavier than that.
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by mtnGoat 5y ago
you dont have to deal with them if you dont want to. i do not see the coercion.
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by mtnGoat 5y ago
run IPFS node in --offline so it doesnt connect to unwanted peers and then stick it behind a firewall so access is controlled?
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by mtnGoat 5y ago
hopefully they die sooner, rather than later. ive never signed one, never will. literally walked away from business deals and job contracts because of this. try to restrict me into the future beyond our agreement and you are not worth my ti
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by mtnGoat 5y ago
i know a guy who works as a contractor to do helo repairs in afghan, iraq, etc for the USGov, he makes BACON! ya'll thought tech salaries were good.
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by mtnGoat 5y ago
exactly! the CTO that replaced me, sure thinks he is cool. but i know the code base hasnt changed much and i discovered my SU ssh keys were still working 5 years later. but i bet he got a lot less equity then i walked from.
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by mtnGoat 5y ago
all of the ones i know of that did this, ended up hiring some guy that had very strange expectations of what code should look like, coded the company into a corner and the whole thing flopped. ive now had to come in and replace two of these
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by mtnGoat 5y ago
devils advocate... regret is a double edged sword. by sticking to one path that you have decided is the best, and turning your back to all others, you might ignore a great opportunity. what is to say you cant work hard on something for some
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by mtnGoat 5y ago
im not so sure... IMHO if you spent 20+years in school and are up to your ears in debt and cant find a decent job... thats a big failure to me.
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by mtnGoat 5y ago
i dont tweet, despite having an account registered in '08 because quite frankly its a very toxic and argumentative environment, with a lot of noise, nonsense and bots galore. adding features without cleaning house isnt going to bring n
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by mtnGoat 5y ago
I’d think branching out of SF is important. It’s kind of a bubble full of the types you aren’t looking for, everyone there migrated there for the big paychecks and probably still need one to cover the big rent.
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by mtnGoat 5y ago
Except if you try this with any real volume to most hosts, they’ll block you. These same techniques are used to dictionary attack as well. Also, just because I have a catch all on my domain really shouldn’t be justification for saying my e
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by mtnGoat 5y ago
scroll past. just like the rest of us do. i think complaining about posts is also against the community standards here.
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by mtnGoat 5y ago
not a fan of this argument. musicians, artists, all kinds of athletes, all grow by watching observing and learning from others. as if all these open source projects got to where they are without looking at how others did things. i don'
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by mtnGoat 5y ago
Sadly, this is probably very true, they will rinse and repeat with a deeper war chest.
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by mtnGoat 5y ago
One more piece of proof Amazon lost its soul in the pursuit of the all mighty dollar. Maybe federal court will help then find it again.
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by mtnGoat 5y ago
I love when voters voices are louder than lobbyists money. Always good to see elected officials grow a spine and actually represent the will of the electorate.
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by mtnGoat 5y ago
37%excise, plus sales tax. Puts it right about 47 depending on the county and city levied sales taxes.
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by mtnGoat 5y ago
What a cool project, I’m impressed. Looking forward to checking it out.
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by mtnGoat 5y ago
Except in this case the person saying it’s screwed up is a licensed lead engineer on the project.
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by mtnGoat 5y ago
Lots of things on massive projects don’t make sense. And of course there is more to the story, I was summarizing. Sometimes what is on site is not always what was in the report. And sometimes land nearby becomes unstable and retesting is re
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by mtnGoat 5y ago
Washington state cannabis has something like 47% tax and it’s very healthy, the black market is not exactly booming. Most of the material on the black market is leaking from licensed grow ops though.
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by mtnGoat 5y ago
Simple answer. No third party cookies. And no JS. ;) /jk
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by mtnGoat 5y ago
Yup, and then they take it down, but re-buy it from a partner next month. And that’s why this service is recurring. They all working together.
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by mtnGoat 5y ago
Pretty sure a free service to do this was posted here a few months ago. I used it to get a lot of stuff removed, was very effective.
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by mtnGoat 5y ago
No. The point was that the engineers should have fixed the design, but since the job was already started, it would cost too much to change or delay, so others decided to keep testing to find a result to Cherry pick. Also, no, not referring
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by mtnGoat 5y ago
IG certainly doesn’t vet their advertisers very well. But what do they care if it’s a scam, they got paid.

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