poopsintub

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by poopsintub 12y ago
The author doesn't understand much imo. He compares a hotel chain with a limited number of properties, hotels, and exponential growth, to airbnb, which can blast past the number of booked nights of said old hotel in as little as a few
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by poopsintub 13y ago
Edited. I didn't intend to be offensive. I feel the system is flawed and can be manipulated by anyone. The vast majority of bidders seems to be outside of America.
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by poopsintub 13y ago
I believe Freelancer makes you give a credit card or a down payment before accepting bids.
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by poopsintub 13y ago
Took a test or two because the other bidders have that to show. I assume they create a few accounts and copy over the answers. Some of the questions were so old and irrelevant I didn't even come close to what the other users scores wer
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by poopsintub 13y ago
A country specific version of freelancer was an idea after I couldn't get a gig against every other third world country bidding on what seemed to be the same project with multiple accounts. Since it seems there were few and far America
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by poopsintub 13y ago
My thoughts exactly. Also, recruiters don't care if they're pulling in desperate engineers. It's all about the commission. He sent that same email out to as many other people he could pull out of his database, maybe a few hun
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by poopsintub 13y ago
I have never seen an ad in messenger.
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by poopsintub 13y ago
The article's map data almost seems unrealistic to me. Something is way off...
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by poopsintub 13y ago
GoDaddy has two-step authentication. If you make any type of money off of a website or other account, you should use two-factor authentication. Facebook, email, and godaddy would be a decent start. A similar incident occurred when the man l
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by poopsintub 13y ago
What makes you think people wouldn't binge buy when the price started to fall out?
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by poopsintub 13y ago
It's a very valid point, but you can't fit everything at once, on the same screen. Current and high score, goals, etc. They add to user experience and satisfaction.
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by poopsintub 13y ago
I think this might be a case where you cross that company off the list for being unreasonable. You don't want to work in the type of environment if that's typical policy.
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by poopsintub 13y ago
Yep. This won't last for long.
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by poopsintub 13y ago
I read similar articles when the Z10 by Blackberry was being release a year or so ago. You had opinions of flops/world domination swinging both ways.
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by poopsintub 13y ago
An old-man Jaguar costs a fraction of the price. Does a Model-S come with the country club membership? I'm in!
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by poopsintub 13y ago
Supply and demand is pretty sound logic to me.
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by poopsintub 13y ago
C. It's interesting how you were seemingly hand-picked. I've seen more than a few apps. with flappy in the title and description. My guess is someone hit the report button and said their app was being violated. I'm not sure h
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by poopsintub 13y ago
Mr. Canada, you can put $100k in one bank then move on to the next. The same basket...with different hens?
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by poopsintub 13y ago
"The better your headphones, the better the sound, but the Ponoplayer sounds good with all headphones." "Use it in your home stereo, car...and the difference in the sound will be amazing." Which is it? I have to believe
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by poopsintub 13y ago
The writer seems to be in a period of his life where he is neither young enough or old enough to find it truly useful, which would be college or as grandparents. -I vaguely skimmed the article...
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by poopsintub 13y ago
“title and/or description attempts to impersonate or leverage another popular app without permission” A. Show me the game - It doesn't exist anymore. B. Flappy bird wasn't original to begin with, so will Dong Nguyen receive t
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by poopsintub 13y ago
9/10 potential interviews lost due to pop-up blockers. ;)
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by poopsintub 13y ago
Windows beeps when you're pressing keys at the same time or just holding them down. I don't know the exact situations but I remember a "hot keys" notification popping up. Let's consider the article is true and words
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by poopsintub 13y ago
I read that Ramis demanded Murray hire an assistant because he wouldn't take his calls and would constantly be late to set. Murray ended up hiring a deaf person who only knew how to speak in american sign language...just to mess with &
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by poopsintub 13y ago
It sounds like the all too common case of a business owner who has no idea what they're doing.
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by poopsintub 13y ago
It froze right as I was defeating the first character.
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by poopsintub 13y ago
Poor Kevin Bacon didn't know what hit 'em.
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by poopsintub 13y ago
This isn't a worthy argument. Pawning and selling your device is nothing new. There should be paperwork for all of this in case someone calls the phone company or wrongly claims it stolen.
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by poopsintub 13y ago
Yeap. My apologies, I was looking at the height. Height: 9 ft 6 in (2.9 m)
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by poopsintub 13y ago
This is the first I've heard of it. Wikipedia says it's just under 10 feet tall. I would never have guess it that small from the images I've looked at. Aside from you know, the man standing at the bottom of the wikipedia phot

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