sunshiney

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by sunshiney 10y ago
Why would companies leave? Is not there benefit to waiting and seeing how the dust settles? I have lived long enough to know that any change is always disruptive and after time passes the initial reactions also pass.
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by sunshiney 10y ago
I have mixed feelings toward the wage collusion among tech firms. The issue is driven by a dearth of high skilled employees and a large demand. As an employer, I totally get a no poaching approach. As a employer, I also understand what is o
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by sunshiney 10y ago
I have so many reactions to these thoughts that I hardly know where to start! My first reaction is that this means all sales functions are to not be trusted. Is that accurate for you?
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by sunshiney 10y ago
After living a long time and experiencing the medical issues with family that I have experienced. .. I agree with you. The privacy fear is actually related to employmemt.. a fear employers will not hire you if you have medical issues.
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by sunshiney 10y ago
It is an interesting issue for all online content providers. If you are in ecommerce, that sector us in trouble because of the monopolies allowed online...thus going down that path is a gamble loaded against you. Amazon and eBay have made i
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by sunshiney 10y ago
And how would this work if you are unconscious and found by a stranger? I'd like a centralized database containing my medical info with a way for doctors to immediately know relevant info and to be reminded off possible oversights. I h
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by sunshiney 10y ago
Now why do you say that? What is an alternative means to earning dollars that you do support? I am an online entrepreneur so I am truly interested in knowing. .. ty!
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by sunshiney 10y ago
For me, it happened at 325 users of a community group. Pia for sure. I truly wish people were more like cats sometimes -- a quick swipe and then friends again. :-)
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by sunshiney 10y ago
Do you have a suggestion on how they can earn revenue from their service in a way that does not cause you to object?
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by sunshiney 10y ago
I am interested in knowing more about this shady stuff..a few examples, please? Merci!
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by sunshiney 10y ago
As an online entrepreneur I am curious as to why you dislike affiliates?
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by sunshiney 10y ago
Agreed! That said, I live rural and am a hop from primitive back country; have years of backpacking under my skirt. <lol> Decades ago, long before tech, I mastered a compass and topographic map -- and what you need with you when leavi
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by sunshiney 10y ago
I think a more accurate observation is that we always exist in a state of incomplete understanding and we will never achieve full understanding. Wrong and right connote a state of absolutes that are often relative and even if not, their u
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by sunshiney 10y ago
Spot on!
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by sunshiney 10y ago
I live in a rural area where gravel and dirt roads outnumber paved roads by an easy 100 to 1. The issue with these roads is that they change with the season, the weather, the stage that farmers are at and the health of the county road depar
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by sunshiney 10y ago
As a small business owner of private businesses, I care about corporate structure! it affects financials and banking and employee organization, as well as private capital infusions. Just saying... I do agree re Alphabet/Google thoug
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96-year-old Sprinter, Healthiest Man on the Planet Has Tech Dreams(vice.com)
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by sunshiney 10y ago
Yeah..The fiber in rural is fascinating. It is part of a national push to spur economic development in rural areas. We now need more nerds in the countryside as I still find myself explaining what fiber is! You can build a custom $300,000 h
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by sunshiney 10y ago
Yes! Have you had any experiences with that? Another area is parts. Farmers have time periods limited by weather/season to plant, fertilize, harvest. If a part goes awry, they can lose precious days and loads of green getting a part
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by sunshiney 10y ago
Hi! See what I posted to Motomorgen above -- while inhaling far too much java. Makes me talk/type too much. :-)
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by sunshiney 10y ago
Hi you! it can be more frustrating than isolating. What's hard is always having to define everything and to find ways to explain why I love my world in a way that causes them to go "ahh, I get it." That's rough. But
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by sunshiney 10y ago
I chuckled when I read your ask. Here I have people who say "Ted Talks??" and that is followed with me now memorized elevator speech describing Ted Talks. It's refreshing to not have to explain. The talk I watched a couple
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by sunshiney 10y ago
Try being a 64-year-old female widow who lives alone, has worked online for 20 years, loves tech and discovered a fascination with programming and lives in...wait...a town of 400 that does not have a grocery store, coffee house or gas stati