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by sanswork 10y ago
Right they had one employee who now has a regular salary working on something he enjoys as well as getting a job for his brother(who wasn't employed before by the site) means it's even less likely stripe is going to pay a huge mul
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by sanswork 10y ago
Go on any website selling site like flippa or Latonas and you can see sales prices for lots of similar businesses with similar or higher revenue. Also the lawn care point wasn't an anecdote it was an example of a generally predictable
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by sanswork 10y ago
You make it sound like he's murdering people to get ahead not that he is targeting a social network with content that is generally relevant and popular. The anything in this case is focused promotion.
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by sanswork 10y ago
No way it was >$1m. It's specifically because it's not a steady business like suburban lawn care that there is no way it is going for a 2-4x annual rev. It's definitely not going to go for more than that. I'm going
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by sanswork 10y ago
dang has come down on me before over my behaviour and I've had to agree with him in all cases that I was acting like a jerk.
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by sanswork 10y ago
I am a man so obviously I've not had the same experiences as you with regards to feeling excluded earlier on but I'm kind of mixed in my overall feelings. I've been here pretty much the same length of time as you and I agree
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by sanswork 10y ago
Mine was never secure it just broadcasts an ID there is no key signing or anything. My friend had hers removed after closer to five years. GP used a scalpel to make a small cut and pulled it out. The process seems to be the same for women w
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by sanswork 10y ago
It's probably the process for humans now too. Mine was quite a while ago. I know friends who have had implant birth control just had the needle.
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by sanswork 10y ago
It broadcasts its ID to anyone with a scanner. I wouldn't call it a secret though.
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by sanswork 10y ago
My friend owned a piercing shop and put one in himself which he used with his front door lock (plus a pass code).I was interested in RFID so I asked him to give me one. No maintenance. I don't even use it anymore so not sure it still w
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by sanswork 10y ago
Passive. Not sure but it sits right under some thin skin so if they have a powerful enough microwave beam on that location it'd probably burn me equally from both sides.
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by sanswork 10y ago
I got one of these implanted in my wrist around ten years ago. AMA?
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by sanswork 10y ago
Thanks for that I actually missed his description of them and only saw where he said they were less interesting than what Trump was saying himself.
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by sanswork 10y ago
Farming and natural resources generally. Where there was a mine to open or lumber to chop a town would spring up. Otherwise you'd typically get small towns springing up in the middle of farming areas. But back then a family might hav
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by sanswork 10y ago
So you stop international trade but why wouldn't the manufacturing just build up on the edges of the cities? Why do you think that would distribute naturally throughout the country? The cities have a built in and stable workforce. U
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by sanswork 10y ago
I've known it possible for people to easily listen in through computers since BO was released in 98. Why do you think I would expect it to be unlikely that the leading spy and security organizations in the world have the capability al
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by sanswork 10y ago
What do you mean when you say protectionism? Like what concrete actions would you take?
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by sanswork 10y ago
Do you think Toronto has an artificially low housing inventory? With the hundreds of 40 story condo towers popping up? So how do you make the decentralization of jobs more appealing to employers? Say I own a tech business how do you convi
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by sanswork 10y ago
You tell others they are easily led while believing every youtube video and half baked conspiracy website you read. You're not some brave free thinker you're just someone that believes youtube videos.
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by sanswork 10y ago
$2k per month for a 1+1 in a 'luxury' condo building right in the core of the city isn't high by basically any standard. There are a lot of options in the city still that are a lot cheaper. I see a lot of people complaining
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by sanswork 10y ago
What from the description do you think described that document?
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by sanswork 10y ago
If you think nothing breaks into small pieces then I can understand why you're so confused. What actual photography? Someone overlaid an image of a jet on the building and drew lines where a 5 year old would expect the wings to impact
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by sanswork 10y ago
http://thehill.com/blogs/ballot-box/presidential-races/29345...
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by sanswork 10y ago
The claims of partisanship rely on Wikileaks own claims to have information that they aren't releasing. Assange has said they have information on Trump that they weren't releasing.
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by sanswork 10y ago
You mean the thin bags of jet fuel attached to the side of the plane? The things that would almost certainly have folded back slighly before disintegrating? You admit elsewhere to not being an expert so your expectations are built not on k
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by sanswork 10y ago
Except you're ignoring a whole big chunk of data in the form of expert opinion and knowledge.
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by sanswork 10y ago
Why would they release that video? What would they have to gain other than giving away the locations of their security cameras? Why would you expect crystal clear videos of it happening? https://nokiamuseum.info/category&#x
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by sanswork 10y ago
Not that it is but where they are and yes.
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by sanswork 10y ago
Same reason a casino won't tell you if they caught the person picking your pocket on camera. You don't want to release where you have your secret security cameras when it will do nothing to help solve the crime. All releasing the
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by sanswork 10y ago
That isn't the one piece of metal left, there are literally other photos of parts in the collection. That is just one piece of metal that they happened to post a photograph of.

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