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When was VW a well-run company?
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Which covers health insurance, not life insurance and others.
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Most of the time, the HGTV spends are horrible investments even if the touted "new value" is correct. The margin after increase in closing costs--agent fees, title transfer tax, to say nothing of opportunity cost of the cash outl
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6y ago
It does both!
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> internal innovation competition As in, an opportunity to give away good ideas for no cash and no equity?
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6y ago
> There are too dang many of you coming to Utah Would you or your congregation welcome more Mormons to town? Would you or your congregation welcome more non-Mormons to town?
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Plus the other FSMO roles... and some things only work with the PDCe... and some DCs can be RODCs...
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I remember Domino Web Access as being kind of okay, but weird, and never a credible challenger to Outlook. It emerged around the time I had less and less exposure to Notes things; there was also a sort of minified, desktop Notes/Domin
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Although, many hotels have managed to wedge a mandatory “resort fee” into the final bill (and I’d like to see this nationally prohibited).
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I’m a bit puzzled at the idea of using recursion for an infinite sequence (did OP mean factorial?). Give me a LazyList / generator / IEnumerable instead any day for Fib.
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Less than full liquidity. If you get a decent matching contribution from your employer, it's probably worthwhile. Otherwise, it may be kind of a toss-up.
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At least in the US, expenses in later life seem not too bad, until the last 3-5 years--at which point healthcare cost absolutely blows everything out of the water. Like, more healthcare cost in one week at 85 than an entire year at 50. Es
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The Notes ("Domino") server comes with an IMAP "task" in the Notes parlance; maybe your admin has allowed that to run? It was always kind of funny that the thing Notes was the worst at--being a mail client--was also its
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Are you a time traveler from 2010? IME Newegg has allowed itself to turn into another marketplace wasteland.
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Parent considers that the feature could be used to turn a temporary problem into a long-term problem. Sort of like how certificate pinning could be twisted to ransom an entire domain.
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Please clarify--are you looking to understand how browser events work without learning about the DOM and/or Javascript?
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When you see Citi 'headquarted' in Sioux Falls you know something is up. ND, SD, NV, AZ, UT, FL, TX--one seldom gets a warm and fuzzy feeling of reassurance from these business addresses.
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Becoming aware of a bad actor and then stopping them need not confer a responsibility to find and stop all bad actors known and unknown. The telephone company isn't, like, detecting prank calls and stopping them before they can happen
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Ditto, have downloaded sources from kernel.org and mirrors and predecessors probably hundreds of times, wrestled endlessly with xf86config, window manager configs, installed slackware, gentoo... it got old, real old.
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It was often described as a mock turtleneck. Real turtleneck sweaters are... ridiculous.
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Do you feel it's the VC's responsibility to carry you and make your startup successful? Or is their role to provide funds, and possibly some introductions and guidance, and let the chips fall where they may?
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Scala has excellent and ergonomic collections, good futures/promises, partial functions, very useful apply/unapply, scala.js, very much superior pattern matching, a much richer type system... I've used both Scala and Kotlin,
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> I am the owner of the company, and there's nothing I can do to expel them? Not if we're building a metaphor for representative democracy here. If we're doing autocracy / absolutism then expel away! > Not one sin
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> If I owned a company and the people I hired to manage it were playing games like this Imagine that you get to hire 5 people to run the company on your behalf, and four other directors each also hire 5 people to further their interests.
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But also, five is pronounced "fife." Tree, fow-er, fife.
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Best memorialized in Dana Carvey's George H. W. Bush impression.
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I'd call it a watermark too; "checkpoint" can mean an intermediate point in a multi-step database transaction.
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It might be helpful to understand your perspective on this, but a quick sampling of the top albums of 1994-1996 shows almost all modern classics. The singles and one-hit wonders, maybe that's a different story.
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Michael Bolton (Office Space character) listens to that music by choice--he knows all the words, it goes with his self-identity as a badass--see also the SEAL poster in his cube.
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Would you be equally upset to review the list of top-selling paperbacks? Would the answers support the idea that all new literature is trash?
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