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by yial 7y ago
I remember reading years ago about similar data being used to monitor and track the recession (in the US) and potential recovery from. Especially as it related to big-box retailers.
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by yial 7y ago
I concur, though I've noticed in press related items they're just "CEO".
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by yial 7y ago
I know many "acting CEO's" list that time as CEO, and are considered CEO (and rightfully so) for that duration.
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by yial 7y ago
I mostly agree with this - however it's important to remember that in smaller organizations.... Board members may still be incredibly involved and active. I know of a small (30 million a year) organization where board members input 20
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by yial 7y ago
Mangos are better. But fruit that doesn’t come in a wrapper, due to the water exposure and things can be somewhat dubious quality at times. (By wrapper I mean a skin that’s removable). Potatoes and eggplant generally tasted the same to me,
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by yial 7y ago
Having just recently returned from Kolkata, India ... I agree the chicken tastes so much different, and better. The bananas too ! No comparison to the bananas in the US.
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by yial 7y ago
So reading through their website... I’m not convinced that this is a real movement. Due to the layout, the prominence of the store part, etc, it really feels more like it’s a web store that has struck upon trendy marketing in the guise of f
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by yial 8y ago
They bill it for “pen testers and police” so I would guess it’s really for people who imagine themselves / want to be within that audience. Not to be overly cynical. I suppose some pen testers, or actual CIA type folks might have some
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by yial 8y ago
I’ve seen at least two car fires where the person was able to pull over to the side of the road, get out of the vehicle... and then watch it burn while they waited for the fire department. I also one time had a minor fire in Jeep of mine du
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by yial 8y ago
I agree about the name mispronouncing thing. My first name is very easily mispronounced for most people. Even when they’ve just heard me pronounce it for some reason. I usually don’t bother correcting people unless they ask— and even if the
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by yial 8y ago
This is terrifyingly almost perfect.
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by yial 8y ago
I remember reading about this in their TOS years ago... I think they normally outline in under taking away names to give to rightful owners. (If you’re name is @apple for example ). This seems like a poorly handled extension of that power.
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by yial 8y ago
I tremendously miss driving a manual car. In the US, a big annoyance of mine is how hard it is to get a vehicle I like, with the trim / engine I want, and a manual transmission. On my most recent vehicle I settled for an automatic. I w
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by yial 8y ago
https://bushbuddystove.com/pages/about-us It looks like a year later he began to train someone else to make his stoves, and eventually retired in 2016.
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by yial 8y ago
I truly don't understand the points about "status" and "keeping up with the Jones". If you're trying to make businesses decisions, these shouldn't even be factors. Additionally, even as an entrepreneur, th
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Urban Organics Wants to Fix Food(outsideonline.com)
2 points by yial 8y ago|0 comments
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by yial 8y ago
Using US prices, a black basic coffee is probably $2-3 at a coffee shop. Any kind of specialty drinks, which most people I would believe get at Starbucks, Dunkin Donuts, the local coffee shop, end up being $5-8, not even in a major city or
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by yial 8y ago
To back up your point, 2600 and DEF CON have both occasionally touched on the type of tactics and social engineering needed to pull of /hacks/ of this nature.
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by yial 8y ago
I got super curious about this, but it’s very hard to nail down price specifics. In the 1950s, telephones were still leased, right ? I found an article stating yearly phone service in 1979 was $350 a year, including phone lease price. Howev
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by yial 8y ago
Re: 2. You say that happened at coffee gallery, why would strangers at a coffee shop be aware of your suicide bag? I feel like I’m missing something as to how this would occur, or why it would be relevant. Regarding duplicates; when I’ve r
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by yial 8y ago
This is sadly so true of my own orginzation. My only addition would be - random documents of dubious value in “my documents”
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by yial 8y ago
I work with somewhat dated MX credit card processing terminals at times, tied to Chase. When manually entering a card number for a correction (such as refund for a double charge ) or adjusting a charge, 000 works just fine as running it man
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by yial 8y ago
I deleted mine in October, 2015. I haven’t looked back... though I think strictly speaking I deactivated it then, and I finally went through with full deletion in 2017. Though I did recently have to create a fake one for work to manage our
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by yial 8y ago
I don’t think (s)he was commenting on education. I read their comment as only people who can do 12 hour shifts that may be required to occasionally be overnights followed by days, completely disrupting their sleep schedule, can make it as I
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by yial 8y ago
I still use Firefox on my work computers and personal. The reason simply being that I feel the performance is better than chrome most times. I used Firefox / Mozilla for many years, then went to chrome when it was new and shiny, but I’
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by yial 8y ago
The truth of it applies to a lot of things though; if money is tight and you have to buy some quantities it means you pay more for Toilet paper. Paper towels. You can’t stock up when soup is on sale. Or tuna. Or other x canned item. Shoes,
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by yial 8y ago
I was once repeatedly getting phishing emails from a small fire company a few states away. It seemed that one individuals email there had been comprised. I called the fire company and asked to speak with him. He was super embarrassed and th
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by yial 8y ago
I read through the list as well, and I don’t buy any of those brands normally pretty much. However, I would see more the issue being if I wanted to boycott nestle remembering all those brands are nestle when I’m at the supermarket shopping
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by yial 8y ago
NEA has some great negotiators depending on the state. But of course they do hire lawyers and people to represent for bargaining.
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by yial 8y ago
That they’re spending frequently enough and in large enough amounts that they may not notice, nor have the time to question and reconcile.

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