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by vgeek 4y ago
Mautic, vtiger, Odoo, maybe SuiteCRM?
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I wonder what Montgomery Burns is charging for his consultation.
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Maybe the ads are really effective, but you just need a cat translator to know how effective the ads are on your cats? https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=5JuVHCJVYf4
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by vgeek 4y ago
What about An Idiot Abroad? Similar concept, albeit Karl is more of a crank.
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Of all news outlets you'd never expect, USA Today did a good amount of FOIA requests and made them searchable at https://www.usatoday.com/in-depth/news/investigations/2019/0... There are other sourc
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Can they evade uBo, too? I had a stretch where I was getting them in FF with uBo & Privacy badger, even after updating all rules, but then they started being blocked again on their own.
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by vgeek 4y ago
Pihole with ad blocking or an OpenWRT (or really any router) router with ad blocking DNS is an alternative.
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If you like the outdoors, Lexington is great. Plenty of hiking, kayaking, fishing, rock climbing, etc. within a short drive. It is a college town, so it is way more progressive than the backwoods parts of the state. You will hear different
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by vgeek 4y ago
If you have a Google Ads account, the Keyword Planner tool will give you estimates-- broad monthly ranges if you don't have any ad spend, or closer approximations if you have paid spend. It recommends similar terms, too. SEMRush has a
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Father Ted had an episode about this: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=MiSsKqbPIMU
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Corgis! This seems better than pet hotels or boarding facilities (standalone, vets are common in US), but could be a lot riskier. Vetting and feedback seems like it can help some, but what about all of the edge cases like a host has a visit
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Their Quinn/Doyle lines are frequently TW, too, and you can tell a huge difference versus Pittsburgh/Pro that are CN. I am not 100% if they bin batches differently, or if specific products switch from TW/CN and back. The TW P
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by vgeek 4y ago
Check out residential proxy services. Some of them have apps users install, others may be more... nefarious. They're cheap and you can rotate through them. Some may have clients that are a pain to work with, some may be SOCKS access.
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https://www.he.net/colocation.html They have been around forever and their $400 deal is good, but that is for 42U, 1G and only 15 amps. With beefier servers, you will need more current (both BW and amperage) if you intend o
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by vgeek 4y ago
Is Frank Sobotka wanted for questioning? Or is Ziggy more likely to blame?
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A+. I only really eat chicken, so my dog counts as an interested party with regards to meals. It doesn't take much effort (eg don't sauce her food, nothing fried, lots of rice and veggies in the rice cooker) and she is always thri
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What about MSG?
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I've worked with a CEO of a 3rd generation family business who would denigrate employees at any opportunity, thought he was a genius who solely built the company, "no raises in the budget" after frivolous $x,xxx,xxx company
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What about those of us who have dogs to walk and simultaneously look for ongoing crimes to join in on? Also, important viewpoints from affected parties were importantly left out-- notably squirrels, rabbits and chipmunks who may be much mor
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I look at the drivetrain as the biggest barometer. When Toyota does iterative design, such as from 20r to 22re to 2rz, they typically make small improvements based on the flaws of prior generations-- so a 250k mile engine may become a 300k
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Unihertz Titan Pocket/Slim are bar phones with physical keyboards and Android. They don't match your criteria that closely, but they are the most distinct offerings that I've seen in the past few years.
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So the other 55% stopped using Oracle products?
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Intel withholds Ohio fab ceremony over US chip subsidies inaction(theregister.com)
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The horrors of expertsexchange?
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Thank you. Most people haven't heard of this (even in KY/WV), which is odd, being one of the few instances where the military was used against citizens, helping illustrate that labor is to remain docile when abused. There are a ha
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Pretty much this. Places like Parts-express have been creeping more upmarket with their own brands like Dayton Audio to fill some of the gap, but they are still more downmarket hobbyist niche and probably won't ever be in mass market s
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Thank you for all of this information! I've roughly followed it as a marketer (YMYL ranking factors from the guidelines type stuff) and as an observer-- it is interesting that the shifts lined up with the Porat era. The two people I kn
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This is 100% a race to the bottom. Years ago the Leapforce (now Appen as mentioned in the article) and Lionsbridge "contractors" could average over $18/hr. They would only work on Google tasks and adhere to Google's po
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This is apparently the lifecycle of outdoor fishing brands. Orvis (100+ yr old fly fishing company) places more emphasis on clothes than fly rods, flies and waders-- the margins and addressable market are probably both larger. Field and Str
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The Battle of Blair Mountain(en.wikipedia.org)
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