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7y ago
As an employee, you are shielded from all civil liability and some criminal liability. Sure you may be named in a lawsuit but it’s because you represent the llc/Corp and your only responsibility is to forward the documents to your upp
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Had an Audi, did the work myself. Audi parts are not VW parts just like Porsche parts are not Audi parts! I think a relay or a few hoses were shared across the car companies but nothing to write home about.. Second Audi’s are heavier than
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7y ago
The only thing that keeps popping into my mind as I read this: is it illegal to hack foreign computer systems? What are the varying levels of legality? (e.g. hacking a French company would see you extradited, hacking Iran/North Korea c
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Do not skimp on your llc. I said $500 to protect yourself. You can go the cheap route but then your name is associated with your business and scams come out the woodworks. Plus it’s hella unprofessional and You may miss out on contracts be
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7y ago
You also need to maintain out-of-state business registration in the state you reside. I would not get fancy until you can afford a CPA to ensure this is all up to date
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The second can only occur because of the first. It’s also why I said keep a bank ledger :)
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Tesla is an American brand. I would argue Ford/Lincoln is the best Detroit motor company. GM makes meh cars. Chrysler is no longer American.
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Mr Morgan put up his own money in the Panic of 1907. Mr Dimon would not have that kind of cash today.
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And here my 4 year old $20k ford is still worth $12k, so maybe not all of Detroit is bad?
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7y ago
It costs $500/yr to run an LLC (Incorporation/renewal fee, registered agent, and a P.O. Box), unless you have no assets and don’t plan to have any assets in the next 2 years then I would strongly recommend incorporating before you
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7y ago
Your statement is incorrect, and maybe only valid for your insurance policy(ies). My policy is not written in such a way.
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7y ago
no, unless your policy is written that way.
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7y ago
The trick is to not be a pilot before you pick up an insurance policy
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A college student would not take a $7 microloan for convenience and satisfaction. The funny part here is that a college student should know how to keep a balanced ledger! But that's not the point, the point is that microloans are mean
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7y ago
We also don’t have access to pull/merge requests or bug trackers or internal docs which may provide context to these things
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7y ago
Network at Conferences and meetups. Stay in touch with old colleagues. Listen to everyone’s problem and suggest a solution if you see they are really stuck on something. Reach back to those people and ask about their problems. If it’s on
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I like to use the plumber model to describe this. When you have a major problem in your house you hire a plumber. He or she will show up as necessary to fix the problem, probably every day, but what about when that part needs to come in.
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7y ago
Oh man that was both awesome and infuriating. And the mirrors code! Oh how I want to play with this engine now
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7y ago
- Not forming an LLC: first gig was done as myself, in hindsight i could have been sued and had a judgement or bankruptcy hang over my personal head for 10 years (no assets back then, but you could lose your home if you own one. don't
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7y ago
Depends what the contract says. I've had a client tell me to use expensify and call it a day. I've had to manage travel as part of a fixed price bid. I've just had to bill for travel as a line item on a T&M. The bottom
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No way, I said. Then I clicked into a random file[0] and was greeted with inline optimizations. Fun and nightmarish stuff, but then I thought about the game and its performance when all of those bombhead guys come running out from way in t
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I didn't do a good job, "see-out" vs "sowt" (the t is not hard)
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Yes, really.. because IRC sends traffic all of the time over the connection (PING? PONG!) so your client is always reacting rather than using a cloud-based service to keep the connection alive and only relay specific messages to your device
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LOL well first of all, I don't think a TMO plan is required just an unlimited plan (I have a grandfathered unlimited plan without the throttling that lets me GoGo) but second, and most importantly, I'm going to tell EVERYONE about
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And chromium was forked from webkit.. so why not head to the source and cut off the cancer at the root? I can't believe I just called Google the cancer, but would anyone disagree?
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I used to do OpenVPN on port 53 (DNS) when all the various airplane wifi first launched. suuuuper limiting (that 230 MTU tho) and eventually blockaded. then there was the google XSS-proxy-redirect that I abused for awhile until google rem
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do you have tmobile? I think the service provider is related. on a side note, I've always gotten iMessage to work on southwest flights without paying. and on united you can get to certain google hosts without a paywall. I think tha
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Away after botnets (and later dogecoin) figured out its a free decentralized comms platform and caused every major enterprise to block all IRC ports out of fear of being owned. At least this was my experience in the early 2000s, which is w
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a few people figured out how to change their workflow to deal with the change. turns out the same problem that exists between non-technical users and technical users exist between power-elite users and the non-PE users. when you try to sh
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this sounds dumb, but it's most likely due to patents [0]. in fact whenever you find really simple behavior missing from an app from a large organization you should first assume IP litigation played a role [0] https://paten
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