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by winternett 16y ago
Haha, nice one. I think the USPS could provide a point-to point printing service where users would go to post offices and run their letters through a secure, encrypted scanning device, their mail could be emailed to the location their mail
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Why hasn't the U.S.P.S. developed a federal email strategy?
3 points by winternett 16y ago|3 comments
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by winternett 16y ago
I said nothing about wealth/opportunity inheritors being lazy. Many work hard and aren't bad people. I was commenting about the dream of success and how its skewed to tell people that they can do whatever they want, and that they can creat
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by winternett 16y ago
Agreed, so many hide behind the veil of hard work and its a lie, most got to their successful points in life based on the wealth opportunity provided by finances or friends. Society needs to begin to look at and understand wealth in this ma
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by winternett 16y ago
I suspect majority of the people who are technically "rich" as you put it have either inherited wealth or opportunity in life, and though they cloud it with epic stories of hard work, they started out ahead of the game, and with money to bu
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by winternett 16y ago
Its great because too many companies have forgotten the value of random humor in their commercials... It signifies a company taking a risk on a marketing campaign which makes it great, and its also great because of the diversity of characte
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by winternett 16y ago
Seek management jobs... Har. In order to work at a tech company, you should be as knowledgeable about tech as possible, otherwise you'll end up being another out of touch employee who can't pull their own weight in a desk job. If you have w
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by winternett 16y ago
I think its amazing how with all the Ivy League Scientists that have been thrown at this leak, none have managed to effect a brilliant solution to this problem that can actually work. Maybe we need to rethink exactly what qualifies someone
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by winternett 16y ago
I am tired of being offered $120k for a 3month contract without things like parking, vacation, and health benefits. I am lucky to be employed full time currently. I always ignore recruiter calls of that kind because what it really means is
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by winternett 16y ago
Having a cover letter is an extra, your resume is the center piece. You can have a resume without a cover letter, but you can't have a cover letter without a resume. Not including a cover letter helps me to get in the door, if a potential e
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by winternett 16y ago
I write quite well and could indeed craft an excellent custom cover letter but I refuse to include cover letters when applying for jobs and I've never had problems landing great interviews and jobs. Letting my experience and educational bac
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by winternett 16y ago
Yes, that could work, but I am primarily complaining about Microsoft's inability over the years to bring reliable spam filtering back, and about the total inadequacy of my BlackBerry to filter spam to begin with. I shouldn't have to use a c
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by winternett 16y ago
It would have been better if Microsoft stopped promising us that they're "improving" the services and/or features, I have 10 email accounts for sites I administer already, 2 of them are Gmail accounts. I can't transition yet because of a lo
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What ever happened to email spam "block" lists that actually work?
1 points by winternett 16y ago|5 comments
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Smart Phones: Over Hyped Innovation...(circuitbored.com)
1 points by winternett 16y ago|0 comments
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Social Media Will Eat Itself.(circuitbored.com)
1 points by winternett 16y ago|0 comments
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The decline of New Social Media Sites in "helping people".(circuitbored.com)
1 points by winternett 16y ago|0 comments
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by winternett 16y ago
I create drupal and wordpress sites currently but not apps, customers are so chincy and difficult to work with because they don't understand the tech at all. I want to get deeper because I need to create something that will stabilize my lif