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s_henry_paulson
15y ago
I had an account with 2Checkout awhile ago. At the time their terms were like that I needed like $600 in my account before I could withdraw. I earned like $470 over time, and then they started deducting various fees from my account effecti
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15y ago
I only had to read the first sentence to know anything that followed it is lies. >a new report circulating in the Kremlin yesterday prepared by the Foreign Ministry This sentence and variations of it are the signature of Sorcha Faal aka
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s_henry_paulson
15y ago
He didn't ridicule the idea of making a tablet. The iPad was actually created before the iPhone, but they shelved the tablet temporarily to focus on the phone market first.
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15y ago
It looks like most people have already responded. While my comment was poorly worded, statistically the majority of large botnets like Coreflood, Storm, BredoLab, Rustock, Kelihos are of Russian origin. Even the botnet we are discussing wa
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15y ago
The guy takes all the time to put this together, write this up, and is perfectly ok with the outcome, but instead of going to a coffee shop and doing this himself, he spends a lengthy amount of time writing up instructions and giving the cr
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15y ago
This ignores company culture, and the fact that people that reflect the company culture the most are the highest rewarded, and that often this culture is perpetuated by a small minority of individuals that control the companies. I bet Cash4
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15y ago
Encrypting your hard drive is free.
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15y ago
>It would be a hell of a lot smoother if you would print out a shipping label from 99dresses which has the buyers address etc on it. The cost comes out of the buyers button credits etc.. And how exactly do you propose the company profit
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s_henry_paulson
15y ago
Ah a blog post, written by a tech person, posted to a tech-heavy website. This will surely reach the target audience.
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15y ago
Not true. The largest savings would be in not having to deal with the administrative overhead of our current system. A full 1/3 of the cost of healthcare in America goes into maintaining our system and not into actual patient care.
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15y ago
This isn't antivirus software, it's PcAnywhere.
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15y ago
They didn't say "nothing of importance was compromised." They said that the functionality of their products was not compromised... and if their product is built well enough, this would be a true statement.
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15y ago
You claim: "Almost none of use are looking for a job" but being "so sick" of job ads. If you're not looking for a job, stop looking at job ads. Problem solved. If you are looking for a job, chances are you aren't sick of job ads, and welco
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s_henry_paulson
15y ago
Why don't you just set up a merchant account? i.e. authorize.net. You don't need some gimmicky service to process transactions.