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by sanswork 10y ago
>No, your definition is so broad as to be meaningless. Advertising: the act or practice of calling public attention to one's product, service, need, etc. As in "eevilspock was advertising their new project to rid the world of a
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by sanswork 10y ago
Your reply to his comment is pointless. You're equating advertising to slavery? Going after the shock factor to make your point. Sounds a bit like the click bait you rally against. It is advertising you are telling people about a se
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by sanswork 10y ago
Guessing you're in Australia by the maccas. Which Soylent do you drink? I've tried multiple flavours of a few local ones and they all universally taste like liquid sawdust.
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by sanswork 10y ago
I'm not sure what your goal is? Advertising is never going away because there will always be companies that want to increase the visibility of their products and are willing to pay for it. How that advertising is implemented will con
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by sanswork 10y ago
>who wants to look down at their keyboard It's an inch from the bottom of your screen so unless you never use the bottom third of your laptop screen you probably see that part of your keyboard pretty clearly all the time.
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by sanswork 10y ago
No that wouldn't actually fix it. There is a limit to how many transactions can be processed regardless of how many miners are running. Adding more miners doesn't actually increase capacity just the difficulty.
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by sanswork 10y ago
Every Friday I quickly scan through the Spotify new songs/discover and top lists and add the new stuff I like to my main playlist since I don't listen to the radio anymore so it is really the main way I get exposed to new music no
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by sanswork 10y ago
University of Toronto has Robarts which I think looks like an Evil Wizard Castle. Or a turkey. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robarts_Library#/media/File:Ro...
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by sanswork 10y ago
I spent a few months early this year reading about all the memory technique books I could find and pretty much all the top specialists admit they don't have photographic memory and that they don't believe in it. The biggest proble
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by sanswork 10y ago
>I've worked for one company that hired remotely out of Russia, and another that hired and sponsored foreigners, though you may need a degree to qualify for that, but I'm not certain. 457(sponsored) doesn't require a degre
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by sanswork 10y ago
Where did you see that figure because that sounds hugely wrong.
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by sanswork 10y ago
When you know all the participants you don't need to roll back the chain you can just call the other side and tell them to add the inverse transaction. If they won't do it you have the courts to make them.
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by sanswork 10y ago
Their business model is the enterprise edition which comes with better support and newer "enterprisey" features first. It seems to be doing really well given their comments here. Gitlab.com is a loss leader to get their potentia
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by sanswork 10y ago
Most peoples personal email these days is paid for by advertising.
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by sanswork 10y ago
Yeah but then if you don't like it you're stuck with an old travel trailer or RV to try and sell(hard) or store until it rusts away(space/money). Spending $3000 to validate a pretty huge lifestyle change isn't that much
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by sanswork 10y ago
Rent an RV for a month and live in it full time first before buying one. After you're sure that you want to live in one then get a Good Sam membership and the rest will come naturally.
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by sanswork 10y ago
Like which ones and how would they go about taxing a foreign entity? They would tax the individuals when they repatriated income.
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by sanswork 10y ago
Oct 2015 was when the first preview went live. Not sure when the last release went out but my copy is missing 3 chapters at the end on deployments. This book does the same re GCP with most stuff done via the gcloud CLI that I've seen
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by sanswork 10y ago
1. Yes the US would get the corporate tax revenue. The company is based in the US even if its employees aren't. You'd pay your taxes to the UK government when you repatriated any of the income from it. 2. Yes because you'd
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by sanswork 10y ago
It is definitely becoming more common.
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by sanswork 10y ago
Do you play a lot of games on your phone?
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by sanswork 10y ago
ipads are used pretty commonly in it.
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by sanswork 10y ago
For me I always start with a framework because then I have easy access to templates.
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by sanswork 10y ago
I lived in Thailand for a year and saw plenty of creeps like yourself exploiting desperation to get women that would never consider you if they weren't in a bad place already. You're all the same. Unable to better yourselves you
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by sanswork 10y ago
Why are you recommending foreign if not for desperation? And what 'family values' exactly are you looking for that aren't subservient behaviours?
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by sanswork 10y ago
"Find a desperate woman raised to be subservient and isolate her to preserve control" Gosh what awful, scary, and horrible advice. You'd have to be an awful, scary and horrible person to think this is a good thing.
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by sanswork 10y ago
Unless his purpose is to pollute other peoples trash bins with human waste than it has no impact on what he is trying to do it is just a safer way to dispose of his waste.
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by sanswork 10y ago
>You can find some interesting deals on them because people tended to buy and realize RVs aren't for them. Which is highly likely this this case too. I'd suggest renting for a month and living in it the whole time before buyin
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by sanswork 10y ago
I think people are misunderstanding your comment and thinking you mean dump it in the drain. For those people, there are actual sewage dump stations at a lot of those places. Look for a sign with a vehicle with an arrow or pipe out the bot
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by sanswork 10y ago
I'm doing the ML course at the moment and I'm asked to pay for a certificate after every screen.

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