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by mtnGoat 6y ago
yea i learned about that early on, and the hard way... first day i was told by the VP to review a bunch of code and share my thoughts with the team next day. all the code that, IMO, had the worse issues, had all been recently redone by the
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by mtnGoat 6y ago
The state constantly monitors the citizens, through actions of their own and contracts with third parties. Police deserve no privacy if they don’t give it. My ¢2.
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by mtnGoat 6y ago
Agreed, and we all have different values. I've always found morals, like religion and politics to be a slippery slope. I try to not judge others on theirs as long as they are not effecting me too much. Had he not existed would women ha
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by mtnGoat 6y ago
Rest In Peace Larry, you old curmudgeon! I had the pleasure of working for Larry and can say that in some ways he was a hero of mine. Not because he was a pornographer, but simply because he did what he pleased and fought like hell to prote
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by mtnGoat 6y ago
they do in fact financially benefit from any scam transaction that is not reversed, at the rate of 30%. a profit/benefit is exactly that, regardless of size. just because it's not a major line item does not give us excuse to ignor
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by mtnGoat 6y ago
i wonder if that would have even be a useful ploy if covid hadn't of damaged so many businesses in the last year. tugging on the ole heart strings.
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by mtnGoat 6y ago
So your sample image, isn’t real? Which reminds me, wouldn’t drones always be able to capture better imagery due to lower altitude? It’s my understanding Google maps is all done from aircraft on the higher resolutions.
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by mtnGoat 6y ago
Per click
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by mtnGoat 6y ago
I for one would be ok with that.
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by mtnGoat 6y ago
Wow, as someone who spent a handful of years drinking like a fish... I can attest, there is some very strong truth in that paragraph. I agree completely, wish I would have learned it sooner.
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by mtnGoat 6y ago
Adult content(before and after), and it was about ten years ago. Odd part was, the owner renewed some of the domains, so I got this income for two years.
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by mtnGoat 6y ago
I once inherited an ip block the previous owner never pointed his SEO network domains away from. I setup a wildcard, captured all the traffic and made good coin for quite a while.
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by mtnGoat 6y ago
This had to be said by sometime who wasn't a career criminal. Lol!
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by mtnGoat 6y ago
Ummm, you don't anyone to fill business fillings for you in the US. So no, you don't need anyone else to lie, no need to add conspiracy to the charges. Also, finding an attorney that is willing to lie, is very easy. How do you thi
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by mtnGoat 6y ago
You pay extra for reporting, you pay extra for fraud checks ( even something as basic as a blacklist, costs a percentage.) Things like that. Saying I don't want to sell to someone with this email address, shouldn't cost me anythin
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by mtnGoat 6y ago
True, lots of kingpins go down for off center charges.
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by mtnGoat 6y ago
My point was related to those already practicing money laundering. They already know it's illegal, what's one more criminal act? Once you are invested, it's not a problem.
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by mtnGoat 6y ago
Stripe, but eh, they nickel and dime you for stuff that should be included.
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by mtnGoat 6y ago
But if you are already a criminal... Would that matter?
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by mtnGoat 6y ago
Exactly, just find another Patsy too put down as the beneficial owner and use them as a proxy. Cartels and people with money/power, don't ask you to do this for them, they tell you. This bill lacks teeth in so many ways. Requestin
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by mtnGoat 6y ago
isn't every business decision self-serving in a capitalist business? i mean lets be honest, facebook didn't get to be its size by being nice and altruistic(nor did any of the other FAANG'ish companies).
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by mtnGoat 6y ago
There a lot of tech companies in Seattle, many of which are growing their head count. I'd say it's just as good a job market as SF or NY, albeit slightly smaller. I don't buy the BS from the interview/blog article. No Am
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by mtnGoat 6y ago
this is probably the best answer OP is going to get. i doubt there was much logic applied, past the idea of getting rich, to the few thousand crypto currencies that were born in the last decade.
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by mtnGoat 6y ago
some advice i got years ago that has proven its value time and time again... when dealing with ____heads, you gotta be a ____head too. if your co-founder wants to take something from you without compensation, do not go lightly. for no other
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by mtnGoat 6y ago
Except going into caves is a valid survival strategy because caves are naturally warm. If you had no heat at the surface, going subterranean would make sense to sell warmth. They weren't going into caves to die, quite the contrary, the
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by mtnGoat 6y ago
Except, bears don't hibernate, they go into torpor. Not the same. Can't we all just finally out that myth to rest?
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by mtnGoat 6y ago
Interesting article but what's the point? If anything, to me it's just further illustrating how broken hiring, in tech, is. I'll bet the guy running engineering at Starbucks started long before there were the requirements the
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by mtnGoat 6y ago
If you don't, someone else will. Source: Iran
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by mtnGoat 6y ago
Not entirely true, the old track beds need some serious work to be ridable on a bike after the rails and ties are removed. In fact many miles of the trail they are showing are undeveloped and you gotta push your bike still.
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by mtnGoat 6y ago
Snack expenses are no joke, I've seen them as high as $1k/month per person.

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