mtnGoat

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by mtnGoat 8y ago
At that time, Austria doing Ecommerce and enterprise web dev.
902.
by mtnGoat 8y ago
And then you get so big they want to call and chat you up every week or two(ads that is) . Pay to play? I guess so.
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by mtnGoat 8y ago
Yes it is. Honestly I prefer o365 because I can use the desktop versions of their applications to edit my cloud stored docs/spreadsheets, etc.
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by mtnGoat 8y ago
The higher offer you get, the more the recruiter gets paid. Consider the interests of the advice giver.
905.
by mtnGoat 8y ago
But to attract them usually requires a lot more then money. You're project needs to interest them, to start.
906.
by mtnGoat 8y ago
The only dev I've worked with that I'd elevate to the wizard level... interview was a disaster, it was his first out of college, he was shy, answers were short, etc. We hired him anyways to get favor with his family, figured we wo
907.
by mtnGoat 8y ago
Fwiw, changing ther colors of many logos violates various rules. I think both apple and Ms don't allow their logos to be altered, not even ther colors. Displaying logos can be tricky, and it's scary when wealthy companies send leg
908.
by mtnGoat 8y ago
stairs also fall into this category.
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by mtnGoat 8y ago
No, but I removed the app from my phone and probably only sign in weekly now. I also block all their tracking domains in my hosts file.
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by mtnGoat 8y ago
this is true on amazon as well. $20 mouse cost me $8 to return.
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by mtnGoat 8y ago
if you still have the packaging, it might be worth sending all of it to the real company to see if they can determine 1. if its fake, 2. if so, how they teach consumers/wholesalers to catch it and destroy it.
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by mtnGoat 8y ago
yea i never thought about this happening to canned food either.... until i heard stories of shipping containers full of counterfeit redbull being caught by customs at a terminal. If it's branded and there is a decent profit margin, i g
913.
by mtnGoat 8y ago
100% agreed. i don't think anyone should ignore it by any means. it's just that the FBI/NSA/etc seem to just keep doing it, which is why it shouldn't come as a surprise, they've been caught many times doing que
914.
by mtnGoat 8y ago
Wait, the FBI did something sketchy? This should honestly come as no surprise to anyone paying attention. Protect yourselves folks, no one else will.
915.
by mtnGoat 8y ago
just learn to ride, then you wont have this problem. As an advanced snowboarder i can go all day without touching but to snow, without problem.
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by mtnGoat 8y ago
could it be they are the only ones that can afford $600 per day guided trips? MDs and tech nerds are well paid.
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by mtnGoat 8y ago
100% agreed, 15/30 is wayyyyyyy too much, unless you are racing.
918.
by mtnGoat 8y ago
clearly you don't understand the incompetence of small town law enforcement, nor their gross lack of technical abilities and resources.
919.
by mtnGoat 8y ago
one was/is a multi-state regional manager. these companies don't want this stuff to make the light of day, so even if you reported it, they would bury it. And I have no faith in law enforcement to do anything about it, they are no
920.
by mtnGoat 8y ago
FWIW, the most rank smelling drivers/cars ive ever had, were both Uber drivers.
921.
by mtnGoat 8y ago
neither do the people that work at most of the cell phone stores(verizon, spring, etc)... i knew a couple guys that worked at them and they all were in cahoots to steal private photos from female owned cameras. and then shared them in a mas
922.
by mtnGoat 8y ago
lets just say what bloomberg claims, was happening, really happened. this audit does nothing to disprove that. considering how many they sell and how many their mentioned clients have. picking a few at random to check is junk science. consi
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by mtnGoat 8y ago
some would say that depends on the cost of borrowing. i know high net wealths that borrow any time they can if the rates are low enough.
924.
by mtnGoat 8y ago
yes it has VPC support but for some reason as soon as we turn mysql to not be open to the public in RDS, Lambdas can no longer connect.
925.
by mtnGoat 8y ago
interesting. Where do people find this stuff? This will be my "thing i learned today".
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by mtnGoat 8y ago
I am still waiting for proper PHP support and the ability for Lambdas to use VPC to connect to RDS servers, leaving my DBs wide open is kind of annoying... they say its possible but I've had 4 engineers try and no one can get it to wor
927.
by mtnGoat 8y ago
I live in what most would consider rural America. Most people are buying the midsized SUVs, not necessarily the full size. Once you leave the city things change... things aren't on top of each other when you leave the city, so driving
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by mtnGoat 8y ago
i think you missed the point, it's not just a safety thing... its annoying as well. even with proper following distance, seeing more than the car in front of you adds to your safety.
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by mtnGoat 8y ago
this case as whole is just gross. i dont think anyone will come out with anything positive. that said, whats wrong with facebook selling their users data, the users agreed to it. don't want your data sold, stop handing it over to capit
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by mtnGoat 8y ago
This is quite easy to replicate. Just need about 5 jobs that run 24/7 harvesting data.

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