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by shorttime 12y ago
What brings you to the NE?
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by shorttime 12y ago
Checked all my current and old states, no go for MA, NC, NY.
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by shorttime 12y ago
As a Northern living in the South, I've found the exact opposite. People seem to be more friendlier down here. Let's make some more generalizations.
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by shorttime 12y ago
Totally disagree - sure some people my be motivated by status but to say that's the most of the reason? no, no, no. I'd say more of the motivation comes from taking control of your environment and crafting something from your own
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by shorttime 12y ago
Paying attention to peoples' actions is more important than their words. I've heard it before but I never really paid attention to it until this year. I decided to take a new job based on the actions of my supervisors rather than
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by shorttime 12y ago
I can definitely relate to that that, in more ways than one. One recent example was just packing for a move. The company that hired me is paying for the move and movers to basically pack everything up and ship it off to my new location. I w
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by shorttime 13y ago
Learn to experience rejection and move on. You're going to experience it whether you like or not so it's best to figure out how to deal with it.
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by shorttime 13y ago
Why is it awkward? Just tell them you've moved on with the relationship, whatever kind it was prior. Why are people so afraid of the truth? Why do we always tip-toe around things like this - it's not like you purposely tried to ma
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by shorttime 13y ago
That may be true but weight gain/loss wise, it's the same.
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by shorttime 14y ago
This is an amazing discovery. I'm surprised it isn't more prevalent in the news. This whisker issue has been a thorn in the side of many since ROHS was implemented. The biggest impact with this I see is safer, more reliable planes. How exci
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by shorttime 14y ago
I have to respectively disagree with you; a business can grow with part-time investment, it just won't be growing as quick as if it were a full-time position. Sure, it might not have worked out this time, as many startups don't, but I'm sur
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by shorttime 14y ago
That's insane, this guy has his hands in everything. I believe he's also had his hand in solar energy (SolarCity), and was involved in PayPal. Just reading his wiki and apparently he can even beat Russia's Putin in Judo. I usually take ever
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by shorttime 14y ago
Please don't play the kid card. So played out.
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by shorttime 14y ago
How do you know all of these things? I would like to readup.
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by shorttime 14y ago
You could use the security kensington lock feature available on many monitors to act as a "catch" so it won't fall over.
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by shorttime 14y ago
Unrelated to your post, is your username a reference to the soda "Moxie"? If so, do you actually enjoy it?
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by shorttime 14y ago
Yea I'm pretty sure with LTE that's possible. It's definitely not with 3G or below though. But overall, I've never been happy with any smartphone. I pay $80/month for unlimited data, 350 minutes, unlimited texts. After time, it always slows
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by shorttime 14y ago
I'm not bashing anyone but there must be some observations made obvious. He's lived in Chicago, the Bulls comment makes sense. Appealing to his home town. "NOT BAD" - do you REALLY think he knew to say that or do you think someone prompted
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by shorttime 15y ago
Reddit was successful prior to Digg going to version 4. They just received more users after Digg's move. I wonder how many... But your second point on the owners letting reddit run itself is spot on. They just made sure the site worked (
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by shorttime 15y ago
I thought the same thing until I read "The goal of Amazon Studios is to work with Hollywood to turn the best projects into major feature films"
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by shorttime 15y ago
I lived in NYC for a bit so I'll tell you what I liked and what I didn't. One of the things I liked the most was the subway and public transportation system. I didn't have a car at the time and the system was relatively cheap. The system
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by shorttime 15y ago
Where did you move to?
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by shorttime 15y ago
Hmm, thanks for posting that. I had the same problem. Good to know that I don't have anything malicious on my computer.
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by shorttime 15y ago
No way, I love the name. Original, quick to say (3 syllables), caters to a younger crowd.
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by shorttime 15y ago
You get it, as long as you have a legitimate story and reason people who you would actually want to work for wouldn't care or even be envious. However, if you just sat around the house, went out drinking with your buddies all the time, and
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by shorttime 16y ago
Do you want to stay at the same company? There's always the option of moving on to something new with more opportunities. Being able to do that opens a lot of doors and one can climb the ladder quicker rather than waiting for someone to r
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by shorttime 16y ago
This makes sense, if you're intently focused on doing a task or completing something you wouldn't have time to really display any emotion, let alone unhappiness.
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by shorttime 16y ago
Obvious news is obvious. It's all economics.