mtnGoat

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   by mtnGoat 6y ago

   wait, it avoids out-and-backs? could have fooled me, all the routes it showed for my house were out and backs, some had multiple points of out and back(like a letter Y or E)... i guess thats why i hate running near home, everything is an ou
2. 602.▲
   by mtnGoat 6y ago

   thats certainly one point of view. i would still call it lazy though.
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   by mtnGoat 6y ago

   It's been a while since I worked in adult, but I recall when Germany did something similar, no one outside their jurisdiction had to follow the rules, so no one did. Additionally it just required the user to enter an ID number the site
4. 604.▲
   by mtnGoat 6y ago

   Umm. In fact, most adult site revenue comes from non-payers, they view ads and help keep that count up. If they are allowing Chinese traffic (and most do), they'll take anything.
5. 605.▲
   by mtnGoat 6y ago

   The sane or lazy choice? Right tool, right job; would be the right choice.
6. 606.▲
   by mtnGoat 6y ago

   The crypto pump and dump scams are still going on? Can't crypto currency just mature or go away now?
7. 607.▲
   by mtnGoat 6y ago

   I don't agree with that cost comparison. I don't think you need a full time contractor for this, maybe just someone you pay to check things out for an hour or two per month. This is a task any reasonable skilled sysad or devops le
8. 608.▲
   by mtnGoat 6y ago

   Isn't the SV way to just thumb your nose at local authorities? AirBNB and Uber seem to have done well doing it... I wonder how well Portland will do with enforcing this.
9. 609.▲
   by mtnGoat 6y ago

   Scamming bad actors out of lots of capital can be bad for ones health.
10. 610.▲
    by mtnGoat 6y ago

    Wealth does not dictate right or wrong nor the need to defend it. Why would someone's income matter anymore then race or religion when it comes to choosing a side in a billing related conversation?
11. 611.▲
    by mtnGoat 6y ago

    considering they make money either way, i feel like this could be kind of dubious and just lip service. i would have more faith if an uninvolved party was doing the work.
12. 612.▲
    by mtnGoat 6y ago

    I am not sure why this is getting much attention. Walmart is selective about which merchants they will take and Shopify is estimating only 1.200 will be onboarded by years end. Shopify claims to have 500,000 stores so this penetration is so
13. 613.▲
    by mtnGoat 6y ago

    There are dozens, here are a few: BigCommerce, PrestaShop, Magento, OpenCart what are your needs?
14. 614.▲
    by mtnGoat 6y ago

    there are a number of apps that can keep stock between multiple platforms, pull listings/ads as inventory decreases, etc. i built one.
15. 615.▲
    by mtnGoat 6y ago

    i think only across all stores using Shopify Payments.
16. 616.▲
    by mtnGoat 6y ago

    i read a there was groups working on this with a strategy to buy the cheap plots making it more difficult to access and mine on other plots.
17. 617.▲
    by mtnGoat 6y ago

    are you using headless? if so, how is that going and was it worth the work?
18. 618.▲
    by mtnGoat 6y ago

    nice maps and great idea. Just shared to some hiking forums i use, hopefully you get some sales.
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    by mtnGoat 6y ago

    you are right, but some of us(climbers) don't count those due to Prominence issues. :) Otherwise tall ridgelines could have dozens of points littering up the lists. I'm always amazed at how many different ways we can count mountai
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    by mtnGoat 6y ago

    touche!
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    by mtnGoat 6y ago

    i know a person who did this. he wanted to acquire a company and asked to be hired on for 3 months before it was announced. This way he had time to figure out who was good, who was awesome and who was toxic.
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    by mtnGoat 6y ago

    this is over a year old and has been posted here a few times. is there something new about this story we missed?
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    by mtnGoat 6y ago

    i do, i think everyone should. its as expensive as you want to make it... can be as low as a few hundred dollars, on up to hundreds of thousands to operate. mine is very low maintenance, maybe 20 hours a year max and adds a bit of complexit
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    by mtnGoat 6y ago

    building != city thanks for playing though.
25. 625.▲
    by mtnGoat 6y ago

    i am OK with them having the money they put in themselves prior to their abuse of power, as long as any litigation is settled from it first. However i don't think they should get a pension that includes any monies from other parties li
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    by mtnGoat 6y ago

    I would say most American citizens are fearful(or at least shy of) of the police, avoid interacting with them if possible and generally have a disdain for how they operate. Not to say they are not recognized as necessary, most just don&#x27
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    by mtnGoat 6y ago

    i can show lots of cherry picked examples of national guard making bad decisions too, what is your point? also the man in the linked video wasn't very smart, he took a bat to a fight(with an angry mob) severely outnumbered... thats poo
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    by mtnGoat 6y ago

    some of those jurisdictions only posed for photos, kneeled for a few seconds and then gased the other side. just saying.
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    by mtnGoat 6y ago

    exactly, not a single one! what cant people stick to facts and speak without exaggerating i wonder.
30. 630.▲
    by mtnGoat 6y ago

    speak for yourself, I've seen it first hand and the national guard is NOT a relief. I don't need militarized police in my streets, thank you.